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Bad news for Bears Ears: Trump to shrink national monuments established by Barack Obama
Matthew Rozsa
The president will personally travel to Utah to continue his crusade against Barack Obama's legacy
Of course Donald Trump is still denying the truth about the “Access Hollywood” tape
Matthew Rozsa
For months now, Trump has tried to deny an objective fact: That's his voice on tape
New York Times Magazine profile of Sean Hannity missed a ton of his conspiracy theories
Matt Gertz
Trump's top talk radio host has a dangerous and murky side
GOP doomsday is coming: How the dreadful tax bill exposes a Republican rift
Heather Digby Parton
Public opinion and the Virginia election suggest the GOP is losing college-educated whites. Without them, it's done
Don Lemon calls out Donald Trump as a racist for “Pocahontas” slur
Matthew Rozsa
Lemon says that Trump's comment about Warren was racist, but fits into a broader pattern for the president
Trump calls Elizabeth Warren “Pocahontas” during tribute to Navajo WWII veterans
Matthew Sheffield
The president can't resist dragging politics into a solemn award ceremony, and slamming Elizabeth Warren
Let’s take another look at the GOP’s terrible tax bill, which could be passed or killed this week
Matthew Rozsa
We already know the bill is a disaster, but now we're seeing just how bad it's going to be
Progressives should do more than defend immigration — we should celebrate it
Amanda Marcotte
Handled correctly, immigration can be an enormous social good, and the left shouldn't be afraid to say so
Why Republicans win the tax debate — and how progressives can do better
Paul Rosenberg
Conservative fiscal ideas are largely nonsense, but they spin a coherent narrative. Leftists must do likewise
How Trump and congress are erasing the last 20 years
Jillian S. Ambroz
They’re using an obscure 1990s law to wipe out regulations protecting citizens and the environment
Tillerson snubs Ivanka Trump’s trip to India, won’t send senior leadership: Report
Charlie May
The move is being seen as a personal snub despite the State Department's drastic budget cuts and understaffing
EPA swaps top science advisers with industry allies
Elizabeth Grossman, Lindsey Konkel, Liza Gross
Pruitt removed 21 members of the advisory board and replaced them with industry-funded scientists
Here’s your leftover turkey: The case for Hillary Clinton 2020
Matthew Rozsa
What better way to honor the holiday than with a spiteful argument for yet another Clinton candidacy?
Between the garden and the gun
Erin Keane
I went looking for a new Kentucky of the mind, to see if old myths could be rewritten
Donald Trump is preparing for Thanksgiving by complaining on Twitter
Matthew Rozsa
The president is at his golf course, where he can't keep his hands off his phone
FCC ignored fraudulent net neutrality comments, New York attorney general says
Matthew Rozsa
Eric Schneiderman says that thousands of Americans were impersonated with fake comments to the FCC
Lara Trump is building a propaganda empire on Facebook
Matthew Sheffield
Remember Trump TV? It's still a thing
Trump administration ends temporary protection status for 60,000 Haitians
Rachel Leah
Haiti is still wrecked and reeling from disaster, but the Department of Homeland Security says otherwise
Trump’s DOJ is targeting affirmative action programs, because it works for conservatives now
Matthew Rozsa
Harvard University is the target of a DOJ probe, at the behest of conservatives
Net neutrality is on the FCC’s chopping block
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans support gutting net neutrality on the grounds that it creates too much government regulation
Bob Menendez’s real crime: Getting caught doing what all elected officials do
Bob Hennelly
New Jersey senator's murky case points at a larger truth: Congress is totally disconnected from those it serves
Trump’s secret weapon against a free press
Timothy Karr
FCC Chair Ajit Pai is doing his best to undermine net neutrality and the fight against media consolidation
The problem with subsidizing nuclear power and coal
Joshua M. Pearce
Subsidizing coal and nuclear power could drive customers off the grid
Republicans don’t think domestic violence is important
Liz Posner
What will it take for white conservative men to start caring about violence against women?
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