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Jared Kushner is a weak link in the White House’s foreign policy
Matthew Sheffield
Despite Donald Trump's past tough talk against China, he's done very little against it — largely thanks to Kushner
Straight talk about Trump, and the media myths that let him slide
Robert Reich
Six most misleading media euphemisms for conduct unbecoming a president
Trump blames democrats for government shutdown
Nicole Karlis
He's suggested the shutdown is why more republicans need to be elected in the midterms
Last-minute Senate vote scheduled to avert a government shutdown
Matthew Sheffield
It looks like we're headed toward a federal government shutdown as serious negotiations have only recently begun
More Americans are “disgusted” than “hopeful”: poll
Nicole Karlis
As Trump concludes his first year in office, a new poll indicates Americans are feeling less hopeful
Did the Kremlin funnel money to the NRA to help Trump? It’s bizarre, but conceivable
Heather Digby Parton
Right-wing zealots have massive man-crushes on Putin's Russia, so the allegation is more disturbing than surprising
Is it too early to handicap the 2020 Democrats? Hell, not really
Matthew Sheffield
Is Bernie too old and Biden too tarnished? How far can Kirsten Gillibrand ride #MeToo, and who is Kamala Harris?
Trump official trivializes the Holocaust, misuses MLK, all to support bigotry
Chauncey DeVega
Health and Human Services' new "religious freedom" rules are bad enough. Now they come cloaked in fake history
New York Times’ Trump-voter fetish hits a low point as it turns over its opinion page to them
Gabriel Bell
Meanwhile, Samantha Bee meets with a very different type of working-class voter
Barack Obama just wrote a birthday message for Michelle Obama, and it’s wonderful
Shira Tarlo
Try not to get wistful about the last administration — though that may be impossible
America is less popular on the world stage than it was under George W. Bush
Charlie May
Median global approval of U.S. leadership, 30 percent, is now lower than at any time under Bush or Obama
Trump’s first year in office averaged dismal 38 percent approval rating
Nicole Karlis
It’s the lowest average first-year approval rating for a president
Rex Tillerson says his staff prints out Donald Trump’s tweets
Nicole Karlis
The Secretary of State doesn’t have a Twitter account, relies on printouts to know what his boss is thinking
A government shutdown will be due to the GOP’s inner rifts — but they’re uniting to blame Democrats
Matthew Rozsa
The Republican Party's inability to agree on an immigration bill is putting the government at risk of a shutdown
“Wake-up call” for Republicans as Democrats win Wisconsin state seat in a heavy GOP district
Matthew Rozsa
Democrats won an upset in a deep red Wisconsin Senate district during a campaign described as "mean"
Trump’s medical exam inspires “girther” movement
Jeremy Binckes
With the White House obfuscating Trump's medical records, a new conspiracy theory is born
Steve Bannon tries to stay silent on Trump — but that may change soon
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans showed a rare display of unity with Democrats in expressing outrage at Bannon's refusal to talk Tuesday
Dr. King’s crusade, economic justice and media consolidation
Bob Hennelly
King's critique of power was never purely about race: The collapse of independent media is partly what got us here
Trump uses Religious Freedom Day proclamation to preach the gospel of intolerance
Rachel Leah
Trump recognizes a day dedicated to tolerance with calls to undermine LGBTQ protections and Islamophobic propaganda
Joe Arpaio to speak at GOP dinner, proving the GOP is coming unraveled
Charlie May
Arpaio will be the featured speaker at a Republican dinner in Nevada next month
Republicans are literally being laughed at while trying to defend Trump
Matthew Rozsa
Witness Joni Ernst, who was met with laughs while trying to explain her position on Trump
Fox News proves that it’s creating an alternate reality
Jeremy Binckes
Fox misquotes President Barack Obama and tries to smear his words
Roy Moore may have lost, but Breitbart’s Steve Bannon has a field of awful candidates ready for 2018
Grace Bennett
Here are some of the racist, conspiratorial, and misinforming candidates Bannon has thrown his weight behind
Chelsea Manning releases first campaign ad for U.S. Senate bid
Charlie May
"We don’t need more or better leaders, we need someone willing to fight"
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