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Fake news has a long history in the Middle East — and the lessons for Americans are unmistakably dire
Steven A. Cook
Information has long been falsified and weaponized in Turkey and the Arab world — and we're headed that way fast
Trump’s planned military buildup is based on faulty claims, not good strategy
Daniel Wirls
Military overspending will not solve our problems
Who polices the police?
D. Watkins
New footage Michael Brown on the day he was killed shows how easy it is for cops to paint victims as "bad guys"
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: Who says foreign policy shouldn’t make you richer?
Matthew Rozsa
Trump may not be friendly with Mexico, but we learned this week he's working well in there
Tillerson leaves South Korea event early due to “fatigue,” but U.S. media isn’t there to report
Taylor Link
The one U.S. reporter in South Korea, from IJR, hasn't filed a report; that site retracted its Thursday Obama story
Trump budget: An extra billion dollars for nuclear weapons
Patrick Malone, R. Jeffery Smith
His draft 2018 budget would boost the budget for nuclear weapons production by 11 percent
U.S. apologizes to United Kingdom for Trump’s suggestion the U.K. was asked to wiretap Trump Tower
Matthew Rozsa
The U.S. has apologized for its latest effort to justify Trump's wiretapping claims — blaming the U.K.
Timeline: President Trump’s absurd wiretapping allegations and backtracks
Sophia Tesfaye
From right-wing talk radio to Breitbart, to President Trump's Twitter, we track the implosion of his latest claims
“I think that President Obama is owed an apology”: GOP congressman calls on President Trump to apologize for wiretapping accusation
Taylor Link
The White House has grown increasingly isolated in its defense of Trump's unsubstantiated claims
Watch live: Donald Trump hosts news conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel
Katie Serena
It's been a long week for Donald Trump. What will he be asked during his meeting with Angela Merkel?
St. Patrick’s Day walk of shame: Ireland’s prime minister calls on Donny Boy, with the wrong message
Andrew O'Hehir
In America, the Irish are now so white that they're all over the White House, conveniently ignoring history
When billionaires shred people’s health care
Bill Humphrey, Stephan Richter
Nixon nostalgia trip: Trump’s administration already recalls the worst of Tricky Dick
Heather Digby Parton
Eight weeks in, Trump displays all the petty paranoia that sank Nixon — but without his shrewd executive competence
Trump doubles down on Obama wiretapping claims, tells Tucker Carlson that “wiretap covers a lot of different things”
Matthew Rozsa
Trump said Wednesday night that the White House "will be submitting things" to the House Intelligence Committee
Cloudy vision: Jeff Sessions wants to revive Nancy Reagan’s “Just Say No” campaign with a renewed focus on weed
Sophia Tesfaye
The attorney general called marijuana a "life-wrecking dependency...that’s only slightly less awful" than heroin
House leaders, Jeff Sessions say there’s no evidence that Donald Trump was wiretapped
Matthew Rozsa
The president's assertion that Obama wiretapped Trump Tower is publicly falling apart
“Let it collapse”: Republicans unite around a strategy of blaming Democrats for Obamacare repeal problems
Sophia Tesfaye
The GOP's infighting over a politically toxic law is causing lawmakers to think about a new PR strategy
Paranoia and cronyism: What makes the White House dysfunctional?
Matthew Rozsa
The Trump administration distrusts outsiders and is focusing on loyalty over experience. Here's a partial list
Trump’s big power grab: With the Bharara firing and the “deconstruction” of the executive branch, has he gone too far?
Bob Cesca
There are echoes of Richard Nixon in the president's attempts to purge disloyalty. Will it end as Nixon's term did?
Killing the EPA: Trump administration plans to gut budget, change how pollution is measured
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's plan to alter the "social cost of carbon" number would provide a boon to a number of industries
Everyone’s wrong on immigration: Open borders are the only way to defeat Trump and build a better world
Anis Shivani
This entire debate is built on cruel and false assumptions. Here's the truth: Immigrants' rights are human rights
Trump’s military nostalgia is influenced by the war movies of his youth
Michael T. Klare
Rebuilding a last-century military to fight last-century wars
Defense Secretary James Mattis just learned the White House doesn’t have his back when it comes to choosing staffers
Matthew Rozsa
Mattis was unable to fill his undersecretary for policy post because Trump refused to oppose right-wing senators
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