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After Trump’s disastrous vacation, Angela Merkel warns: The world has no leader
Heather Digby Parton
If the president's trip to Saudi Arabia and Israel was farcical, his European stop left the world order shaken
5 of the most destructive right-wing Supreme Court decisions in American history
Michael Hayne
There are many, but these are a doozy
Last year on Memorial Day: Trump signals that America is “susceptible to fascist appeals”
David Niose
On Memorial Day 2016: The rise of Trump "arguably creeps closer to the fringes of fascism than anything preceding"
What if we’re all complicit in Trump’s monstrous presidency?
Jim Sleeper
Getting rid of him is imperative. But doing so won't prove we're no longer the country that elected a predator.
American conservatives love to bash Canadian health care — but U.S. corporations love it
Dave Lindorff
Canada's affordable, efficient and widely popular single-payer system saves millions for U.S. corporations
Wake up, liberals: There will be no 2018 “blue wave,” no Democratic majority and no impeachment
Andrew O'Hehir
Lessons of Montana: There's no quick fix for Trump or our damaged democracy — and the Democrats still look hopeless
Donald in Arabia: What did we learn from Trump’s encounter with the Saudi monarchy?
Steven A. Cook
While Trump's visit to the famously repressive Saudi kingdom was quite a show, U.S. policy looks awfully familiar
The Manchester bombing is blowback from the West’s disastrous interventions and covert proxy wars
Max Blumenthal
How the US and UK helped bring jihadists like Salmam Abedi to Libya and Syria
What if we’re all complicit in Trump’s Presidency?
Jim Sleeper
Getting rid of him is imperative. But doing so won't prove we're no longer the country that elected him
Trump staffer hints he may be open to softening Russia sanctions
Matthew Rozsa
A key staffer gets cagey when asked about the status of sanctions against Russia
WATCH: George Mitchell: President Trump’s hands may be tied on Jerusalem
Carrie Sheffield
America's special envoy for Middle East peace discusses freighted issue of where U.S. sites its embassy in Israel
Yale grad students’ hunger strike can’t turn the tide for labor
Raymond Hogler
The strike at Yale reflects the deteriorating condition of the American labor movement
“War Machine” not a movie for the Trump era, but alas it has Netflix
Max Cea
The subject of this Brad Pitt-led satire feels quaint in the Trump era
“We can’t hide behind a wall”: Obama preaches tolerance with German Chancellor Merkel, defends “international order”
Charlie May
"There’s a competing narrative of fear and xenophobia and nationalism and intolerance and anti-democratic trends"
Donald Trump simply can’t be trusted: His brag about nuclear subs is only the latest example
Heather Digby Parton
Now we learn Trump dished about possible nuclear war with the unstable Philippine president. What will be next?
The internet won’t let Armenia go away
Michael Winship
Controversy over two recent motion pictures sheds light on the Armenian genocide
Sean Spicer snubbed from Trump’s Pope Francis meeting
Charlie May
Spicer didn't get the chance to meet the Pope as planned, though Trump brought several uninvited guests
Morrissey goes full #MAGA in comment on Manchester bombing
Gabriel Bell
The singer slams the Queen, introduces concept of "extremist rabbit"
The double count: Trump budget includes $2 trillion accounting gimmick
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's budget gurus claim that the same $2.06 trillion will pay for both deficit reduction and tax reform
Steve Mnuchin used a Goldman Sachs staffer to help manage the Treasury Department
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's Treasury is short on staffers. To fill it, they went to Goldman Sachs, the place they know best
Donald Trump is a fan of Philippine dictator’s inhumane war on drugs
Matthew Rozsa
Trump told Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte that he thinks he's doing a "great job"
Donald Trump’s staff is managing him like he’s a wayward teenager
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's staff is working hard to make sure the president is busy on his trip — so he's not tweeting
“RussiaGate” has become a catastrophic failure of leadership — and a debacle from which the Trump presidency will not recover
Douglass Blackmon
The Trump-Russia scandal has metastasized quickly and destructively
Former Obama photog snaps candids of “House of Cards'” Frank Underwood
Charlie May
See what happened when former White House lensmen Pete Souza followed the fictional president around D.C.
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