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A political odd couple: Canada’s Trudeau talks trade with Trump at White House

Catherine Lucey, Rob Gillies
Trump and Canada's Prime Minister met and hailed their close ties, but can't escape their contrasting worldviews

Donald Trump has changed his mind about presidents golfing

Jeremy Binckes
Once upon a time, Trump's stance was that presidents shouldn't be golfing. Then he started jonesing for the links

Flynn’s field of fright: The terror is coming from inside the White House

Ira Chernus
The only thing that's known about Trump's foreign policy is that there's no coherent foreign policy

GOP must decide what to do with health law taxes

Alan Fram
Republicans could be cutting close to $1.1 trillion in government funds, leaving a massive funding hole

WATCH: John Oliver connects the dots to find “pathological liar” Donald Trump’s news sources

Taylor Link
The "Last Week Tonight" host picked the meat from Trump's skeletons of falsehoods

WATCH: Life Is Better Without The Dodd-Frank Act

Carrie Sheffield
Edward Conard, former economic adviser to Mitt Romney, the rollback of federal regulations created after 2008

So far, the resistance hasn’t reached Trumpland — and that needs to change

Bob Cesca
Despite Trump's dreadful beginning as president, his supporters still love him. Can their minds be changed?

Langston Hughes saw Donald Trump coming: “Let America Be America Again” vs. MAGA

Paul Rosenberg
The great poet prefigured Trump's slogan and offered a redemptive vision of the America we need now more than ever

A white nationalist fantasy: Donald Trump’s America is not “made for you and me”

Chauncey DeVega
As the writings of right-wing ideologue "Decius" make clear, Trump's America sees only whites as full citizens

Our man in the Middle East: The confusing worldview of Trump aide Derek Harvey

Steven A. Cook
Col. Derek Harvey has more mainstream views on Islam than Gen. Michael Flynn — but he still has strange baggage

WATCH: 5 things you probably didn’t know were invented by African Americans

D. Watkins
Black History Month lessons leave out so much of our rich and nuanced history. Here's my supplement

GOP’s national right to work bill is a smokescreen: The threat is what comes next

Moshe Marvit
It would create a ban on the requirement that workers who are represented by a union have to pay for related costs

Through the looking glass: How can we recognize our friends in the mixed-up world of Donald Trump?

Rebecca Gordon
The enemies of our enemy are not our friends. It's important to remember that during the next four years and beyond

An end to bromance: Russia’s in love with Trump, right? Not as much as you think

Danielle Ryan
No more love story: Vladimir Putin's government has no illusions about Donald Trump, and doesn't trust him

Obama’s lethal deportation machine: Trump’s anti-immigration measures are intense, but nothing new

Sarah Lazare
“We have to remain vigilant of what Obama’s actual policies were, and not just pay attention to the rhetoric"

Immigration enforcement: Are raids really a result of Trump policy?

Amy Taxin, Alicia A. Caldwell
In at least one case, it seems clear that Trump's order changed someone's fate

Private prison firm sees Trump immigration push opportunity

Jonathan Mattise
Private prison firms think they could profit from a Trump presidency, providing detention facilities for immigrants

What happened in Yemen? NPR debunks Sean Spicer’s claims, while a bipartisan group of senators want more info

Matthew Rozsa
The more we learn about Yemen, the more it doesn't look good for President Donald Trump

Americans don’t think other world leaders like President Trump, either

Matthew Rozsa
One year ago, most Americans thought the rest of the world liked them. Now, not so much

President Trump backtracks on Israeli settlements, Jerusalem embassy

Matthew Rozsa
Trump's hardline pro-Israel stance may be softening

From Russia with love: Michael Flynn allegedly discussed revoking sanctions in phone call with Russian ambassador

Matthew Rozsa
If Trump's national security adviser discussed revoking sanctions before taking office, it may have been illegal

Bill Kristol, Donald Trump and the “one weird trick” that overturned American politics

Matthew Sheffield
Kristol's sneering comments on class speak to a bigger problem — the elite callousness that made Trump possible

Appeals court refuses to reinstate Trump travel ban

Sudhin Thanawala
Court says travel ban unconstitutionally blocked entry based on religion, harmed people, business and universities

Anne Frank Center calls out President Trump, House Republicans for “anti-Semitism” over Holocaust statement

Matthew Rozsa
Trump's not mentioning Jews in his Holocaust Remembrance Day statement was a form of Holocaust denial, center says
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