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FCC’s Republican majority kills net neutrality
Charlie May
Thursday's decision came over bipartisan calls to cancel the vote
Trump has been ignoring Russia threats and cozying up to authoritarians: report
Matthew Rozsa
Trump replied "So what?" when informed that members of his incoming Cabinet supported the intelligence on Russia
Alabama: Don’t forget the women who brought down Roy Moore, and changed history
Heather Digby Parton
Roy Moore's accusers represent a much larger political and cultural shift. They remind us that change is possible
What’s at stake if we lose net neutrality? A guide for the perplexed
Nicole Karlis
Tomorrow is the day the FCC commissioners vote on whether to scrap net neutrality rules. What does that mean?
A Kentucky pastor turned politician commits suicide after allegations
Matthew Rozsa
A Kentucky state legislator is accused of sexual assault. But his life story is filled with eyebrow-raising claims
Joe Biden comforts Meghan McCain as they talk about her father’s cancer on “The View”
Jarrett Lyons
The former vice president used his experience with his own son to give hope to John McCain's daughter
USA Today op-ed delivers the harshest criticism of Donald Trump yet
Matthew Rozsa
In a lengthy takedown, USA Today opines that Trump is an embarrassment to public office
Doug Jones’ Alabama miracle: It all came down to turnout
Amanda Marcotte
The lesson for Democrats from Alabama is simple: Stop trying to lure Republicans and focus on turning out the base
Doug Jones’ shock victory: Big win for black voters; major blow to Trump
Sophia Tesfaye
GOP civil war to follow, after record black turnout pushes Democrat Doug Jones to stunning Alabama win
Trump’s sinister plan for NASA
Keith A. Spencer
Mars and moon missions sound cool, but it's part of the GOP's larger plan to destroy the agency as we know it
The GOP can’t stand that the American Bar Association finds Trump’s judges unqualified
Matthew Sheffield
The GOP says America's oldest lawyers association is biased because it won't endorse every Trump nominee
Here’s how the Trump administration enabled polluters without cutting regulations
Matthew Rozsa
The president only seems to limit the government when it comes to essential things like stopping pollution
The birther blemish: Republicans still think Barack Obama was born in Kenya
Jarrett Lyons
Republicans have an opinion about the 44th president, and it's not a pretty one
Got a boss who denies reality? A behavioral scientist’s guide to tactful truth telling
Gleb Tsipursky
Here's how to respond to those conspiracy theorists and reality deniers in the workplace
“It’s time to take them out in cuffs”: Fox News’ Jeanine Pirro calls for a purge of the FBI
Sophia Tesfaye
Conservatives are now attacking the FBI and DOJ to protect Trump
Facebook allowed political ads that were scams and malware
Jennifer Valentino-DeVries, Jeff Larson, Julia Angwin
In each case, the ads ran afoul of Facebook’s own guidelines to curb misleading and malicious advertising.
The DNC’s day of reckoning is here
Sophia A. McClennen
Will the Democratic Party reform or close ranks?
Empty cable calories: Why the White House press briefing shouldn’t be on TV anymore
Charlie May
When it comes to important things, the media is "wasting their time" every weekday with press briefings on TV
Trump appears delusional — but the modern-day GOP led the way
Conor Lynch
Donald Trump has taken the Republican tradition of lying to daring new heights. But he had a lot to work with
Barack Obama warns against complacency, invokes specter of Nazi Germany
Nicole Karlis
The notoriously optimistic ex-president isn't known for making extreme analogies, making his comment surprising
“Fox & Friends”: “It just looks like” the FBI created the Steele dossier
Gabriel Bell
Host Ainsley Earhardt went through the looking glass and served up a fresh conspiracy theory for Trump
Now Joe Arpaio wants to run for Jeff Flake’s Senate seat
Matthew Sheffield
Fresh from his presidential pardon, the controversial former Arizona lawman says he just might run for Senate
Devin Nunes will once again — and still — be leading the House Russia probe
Matthew Sheffield
The man accused of running interference for Trump says he was always involved in the House's investigation
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