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Breaking: Greatest Living American Writer: “Cry, my beloved president”

Neal Pollack
America steers from calm, sophisticated literary waters into a stormy sludge of innuendo and racist frog memes

We will miss Barack Obama for a lot of things but not his cultural policy

Scott Timberg
The president has done some very good things. But his support for the arts and humanities is not among them

Lack of Latinos in Trump Cabinet draws ire for “setback”

Russell Contreras
No Hispanic will serve in the president's Cabinet for the first time in nearly three decades

Saying goodbye: President Obama, Michelle Obama thank America in farewell posts

Matthew Rozsa
Before he leaves his private note to President-elect Trump, Obama has some public thoughts to share with America

Betsy DeVos, Donald Trump’s education chief, is living proof white people haven’t gotten over Brown v. Board of Education

Amanda Marcotte
Betsy DeVos' schemes for vouchers and charter schools are a veiled attempt to make education separate and unequal

Freeing Chelsea Manning was the right thing to do — why is Obama ignoring the case of Don Siegelman?

Heather Digby Parton
Having set Chelsea Manning free, will Obama use his last day to correct a political prosecution of the Bush era?

Hands out: GOP governors who turned down Medicaid money are now asking for funds to insure low-income Americans

Thomas Beaumont
Medicaid expansion was a non-starter under President Obama. But now, governors are sining a different tune

By freeing Chelsea Manning, Obama saved her life. Many other trans prisoners won’t be so lucky

Nico Lang
Manning’s freedom will be a major victory for LGBT rights, but other incarcerated trans people continue to suffer

Barack Obama’s final press conference: Fake news, Jim Crow and the prospects of another black president

Sophia Tesfaye
With his legislative legacy on the line, President Obama extended his farewell tour for one final act Wednesday

Julian Assange reneges on promise to accept extradition if Chelsea Manning’s sentence is commuted

Matthew Rozsa
The WikiLeaks founder is hanging on to a technicality

Here’s one thing Donald Trump could do to get black Americans on his side

D. Watkins
Forget meeting Steve Harvey and promising to do better by African-Americans than the Clintons did. This will work

How to win friends: Donald Trump should target key members of Congress

Patrick T. Hickey
Trump's success depends on a few key criteria — not all of which are under his control

President Obama is a lot more popular than Donald Trump, who Americans say should stop tweeting

Matthew Rozsa
Obama leaves his presidency on a high as Trump enters at a low

Is Donald Trump a “legitimate” president? Yes and no — it depends what we mean by that

Gary Legum
On strictly constitutional grounds, yeah, he won the election. But Trump's political legitimacy is highly dubious

#DrainTheSwamp: Donald Trump is exploiting loopholes and taking advice from lobbyists

Matthew Rozsa
Trump may have vowed to drain the swamp, but he is surrounding himself with political Swamp Things

Behold the worst reactions to Chelsea Manning’s commutation

Brendan Gauthier
From transphobia to Russophobia, the worst criticisms defied partisanship and veered into utter ignorance

Donald Trump meets with Supreme Court possibility who called Roe v. Wade the “worst abomination in the history of constitutional law”

Vivian Salama, Jonathan Lemire
Judge William Pryor is one of two judges that are believed to be Trump's top choices

Why is Donald Trump so cozy with the Kremlin? A political scientist and Russia expert breaks down the theories

Timothy Frye
It could be the infamous "kompromat" dossier — or something worse. It could be hero worship. But it’s dangerous

Thank you and farewell, President Obama: Will we ever see another truly “presidential” leader?

Bob Cesca
We're going to miss his pragmatism, his restraint and his "American cool" — we may never see his like again

Frontline’s “Divided States of America” takes a hard look at the country’s fractures

Melanie McFarland
The PBS news magazine fixes its gaze on how the rift that grew over the last eight years led to Trump

Obama commutes Chelsea Manning’s prison sentence

AP Staff
President Obama commuted the sentence of Chelsea Manning, who leaked Army documents and is serving 35 years.

Trump’s market rally could continue through 2017

Ray Sturm
During Trump's first year in office, January results may speak for the rest of the year

GOP’s new Obamacare-repeal debacle: Congress’ budget office suggests 32 million Americans will lose health insurance

Simon Maloy
Premiums may spike 25 percent, but GOP complains that its (nonexistent) replacement plan is being ignored

No winners in a “trade war”: China’s president advocates for globalism

Jamey Keaten
China's president praises globalism, international trade and integrated economies in Switzerland.
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