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Speaking, not acting: Russia memes, but doesn’t yet retaliate against U.S. after its diplomats were expelled
Taylor Link
Vladimir Putin postured on his response to the new sanctions while a Russian embassy evoked the Cold War in tweet
Edward Snowden and Chelsea Manning want a pardon or clemency from President Obama
Matthew Rozsa
The two whistleblowers believe they deserve to be pardoned or granted clemency
Kellyanne Conway: President Obama is trying to “box in” Donald Trump with Russia sanctions
Matthew Rozsa
Obama's sanctions against Russia were a political game-changer for the GOP president and congress
President Obama warns Russia after announcing sanctions: “Such activities have consequences”
Josh Lederman, Tami Abdollah
Obama said the U.S. could take further, covert action — a reference to a counterstrike the U.S. has considered
Too much, or not enough? Republicans offer scattershot response to Obama’s Russia sanctions
Taylor Link
Thanks, Obama! Republican lawmakers and staffers point fingers everywhere except Donald Trump and the GOP
President Obama issues sanctions against alleged Russian hackers — and publicly calls them out
Matthew Rozsa
President Obama has struck back at the alleged Russian hackers.
More Americans admire Barack Obama than Donald Trump: poll
Matthew Rozsa
Trump may be taking potshots at Obama, but more Americans look up to the sitting president than the incoming one
President Obama expands environmental legacy with 2 Western monuments
Brady Mccombs
The two monuments will cover more than 1.5 million acres
President Obama, Donald Trump have a “very nice conversation” about Trump complained about “roadblocks”
Matthew Rozsa
The president-elect blasted Obama on Twitter, but now seems to be appeased — at least for now
Russia’s blueprint for political chaos: Alleged hacking may just be part of Vladimir Putin’s grand game
Matthew Sheffield
It wasn't just Trump: Vladimir Putin's government has also supported Brexit, Texas secession and #Calexit
Tensions in Tel Aviv: Relations between President Obama, Benjamin Netanyahu hit rock bottom
Josh Lederman
As President Obama prepares to leave office, he's also leaving a terrible relationship with Israel's ruling party
Pushing back on Israel, Secretary of State John Kerry defends Obama’s action on UN vote
Josh Lederman, Matthew Daly
"Israel can either be Jewish or democratic, it cannot be both, and it won't ever really be at peace," Kerry said
Donald Trump’s perverted populism: His cabinet is based on the myth that the wealthy are more virtuous
Simon Maloy
Would-be Trump official Larry Kudlow says Trump's cabinet picks can't be corrupt — because they're already rich
Carl Paladino, Donald Trump’s New York co-chairman, says he’s “not racist” in apology for Michelle Obama remarks
Matthew Rozsa
Paladino has a bad case of the totally-not-racist-itis, saying he made a "mistake" wishing death on the president
Republicans are vexed by factions on replacing health law
Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar
It won't be easy for Republicans to get together to decide on the future of health care
President Obama says he could have “mobilized a majority of the American people” and beaten Donald Trump in 2016
Matthew Rozsa
The president is not making the president-elect happy with his unwillingness to defer to The Donald
Donald Trump’s irresponsible nuclear weapons tweets: Pure whimsy, or prelude to apocalypse?
Bob Cesca
Donald Trump has apparently relaunched the global nuclear arms race — on Twitter, and out of sheer blinding idiocy
Money won bigly in 2016: An expert tells us how to follow the money in politics
Kathy Kiely
Policy changes should be based on merits (and backed by evidence), not on the money
A postelection postmortem of the #GirlBoss era
Maegan Carberry
With Hillary Clinton and Nasty Gal's Sophia Amoruso flat on the mat, #Girlboss acolytes wonder is that all there is
Why Donald Trump won — and how Hillary Clinton lost: 13 theories explain the stunning election
Don Hazen, Kali Holloway, Jenny Pierson, Jan Frel, Les Leopold, Steven Rosenfeld, Michael Arria, Ilana Novick, Janet Allon
Trump did what millions thought impossible: he was — sort of — elected president of the United States. Here's why
Combating racism is crucial to revitalizing American politics: It’s not easy, but it can be done
Sean McElwee
Social science suggests that racial resentment is central to Donald Trump's appeal. There are ways to fight back
“Rogue One”: Exactly the “Star Wars” movie we need as the age of Trump dawns
Amanda Marcotte
"Rogue One" is far from an upbeat movie, but its tone and message are perfectly suited for our times
What truth? George Orwell, Aldous Huxley and the Trumpified political reality of 2016
Conor Lynch
Taken together, the two great dystopian novelists of the mid-20th century might have dreamed up Donald Trump
Conservatism turned toxic: Donald Trump’s fanbase has no actual ideology, just a nihilistic hatred of liberals
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's victory was the result of decades of right-wing hate rhetoric, curdling into a totally negative worldview
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