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Justice Department logjam: Jeff Sessions still hasn’t replaced fired Obama-era U.S. attorneys
Taylor Link
Sessions' draconian agenda is in jeopardy because the Trump administration can't get its act together
Donald Trump will probably stay in Paris climate deal, likely won’t reverse Obama’s Iran deal
Matthew Rozsa
On foreign policy, the president's reversing course on two major campaign promises
Donald Trump’s $100 million inauguration: We don’t know where millions from top donors eventually went
Matthew Rozsa
Sheldon Adelson gave $5 million to the Trump inauguration, which raised twice as much as Obama's
Trail of broken promises: 10 of Donald Trump’s biggest flops during his first 100 days
Alexandra Rosenmann
Remember when the president wanted insurance for all?
New election analysis: Yes, it really was blatant racism that gave us President Donald Trump
Amanda Marcotte
Racial attitudes have polarized politics — but Democrats can win by highlighting their views on racial justice
Republicans grow concerned about Mar-a-Lago: Trump should “spend more time” in Washington
Charlie May
Some Republicans are becoming annoyed with Trump's frequent trips to his Florida resort
Hillary Clinton apologized to Barack Obama after election loss, swore to never run for president again
Matthew Rozsa
A new book offers a deep-dish analysis of Clinton's 2016 campaign
Donald Trump’s 2020 campaign is making a lot of money for his companies
Matthew Rozsa
If the president had fully divested himself from his businesses, this wouldn't be an issue
Donald Trump’s nuked credibility: How can a flagrantly dishonest president manage an international crisis?
Simon Maloy
The president's word is worthless, and that makes a potential North Korea confrontation all the more dangerous
All in the family: Ivanka Trump won 3 trademarks in China after dining with Chinese President Xi Jinping
Matthew Rozsa
The first daughter's meal with China's president earned her a big gift for her business
Did racism or a longing for authoritarian leadership elect Donald Trump? The right answer is both
Heather Digby Parton
New data suggests Trump voters have highly negative views of African-Americans. But that's not the whole story
President Trump can’t fill the State Department — and the safety of U.S. diplomats may now be at risk
Rachel Leah
Trump was a candidate engrossed with Benghazi, yet diplomat safety has received little attention under his watch
Arrests of undocumented immigrants with no criminal record double under Trump
Matthew Rozsa
Law-abiding undocumented immigrants are being targeted in the Trump era
Big pharma is “getting away with murder”: Drugmakers help turn patients with rare diseases into D.C. lobbyists
Sarah Jane Tribble
The pharmaceutical industry is teaming up with advocacy groups
Police reform as the new health care: Trump, Sessions try to turn back the clock on Obama-era progress
Paul Rosenberg
Most citizens support police reform, just as they support Obamacare. Trump and Sessions want to turn back the clock
Is Julian Assange a misogynist, or just seething with rage against Hillary Clinton? We wonder
Matthew Rozsa
Assange once described Sweden as "the Saudi Arabia of feminism," and has focused his rage on one woman
Robert Reich: Trump’s world is becoming increasingly dangerous, and the public is partly to blame
Robert Reich
The president is not empowered to initiate warfare on his own — that’s our job
The ecstasy of defeat: “Veep” is back and better than ever
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Selina Meyers and crew return to save America, or at least Sunday night
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: Trump’s bad presidency is also bad for business
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's children are starting to notice that dad being president impacts their bottom line
We must ask ourselves: Will Donald Trump ever truly become president?
Bill Moyers
As our institutions approach the breaking point, the president bombs Syria and is hailed by an obeisant media
“We’ll see them in court”: Trump’s administration refuses to release White House visitor logs
Matthew Rozsa
In comparison, Obama voluntarily released more than 6 million records during his eight-year presidency
WATCH: Democrats warm up to Trump after his airstrike in Syria
Carrie Sheffield
The majority of Americans support Trump's airstrike as the White House pivots toward conventional foreign policies
Betsy DeVos’ pick to head Civil Rights Office once said she faced discrimination for being white
Annie Waldman
Candice Jackson complained that a section of her class — which provided extra help — was for minority students only
WATCH: Roger Stone is hiding something when it comes to Trump’s alleged collusion with Russia
Matthew Rozsa
The very fact that Stone ducked, dodged and deflected questions about Trump's Russian ties is quite damning
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