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American criticism of Cuba on human rights is total hypocrisy, given U.S. history of terrorizing the island
Ben Norton
The U.S. has tried to crush Cuba in a campaign of terror for over 50 years and tortured detainees at Guantánamo
Fake news is modern propaganda: In the Trump era, history repeats itself not as farce but as clickbait
Nico Lang
It is propaganda from sources outside and inside America, why do we call it fake news?
Putin, Kim Jong-un or ISIS could test Trump in first 100 days: “There are very unpredictable and unstable people running countries”
Carrie Sheffield
Former Senator George Mitchell weighs in on Donald Trump's challenges with Russia, NATO and rogue regimes
Donald Trump is a hopeless cable news addict: Here’s why that matters
Matthew Sheffield
Americans are abandoning TV news en masse, but our next president is about to make it more relevant than ever
Reconcile this: Congressional Republicans want to use procedure to repeal Obamacare, enact tax cuts
Brendan Gauthier
Through a loophole called "reconciliation," Senate Republicans can prevent Democrats from blocking their big plans
Donald Trump wants to take away citizenship for someone burning flags, continues to talk about voter fraud
Jeremy Binckes
The president-elect also took time from his busy schedule to retweet CNN bashing from a 16-year-old
Donald Trump is hiring Tom DeLay’s lawyer as White House counsel: There are no words
Heather Digby Parton
Is Trump trolling us? His latest hire is Don McGahn, right-hand man to corrupt former GOP House leader Tom DeLay
Stand down, #NeverRomney conservatives: Trump’s pick isn’t a betrayal — and you might thank him in 2020
Carrie Sheffield
Mitt Romney could bring more than a level head to Donald Trump's administration
Donald Trump to pick Tom Price, who wants to kill Affordable Health Care Act, to lead Health and Human Services
Matthew Rozsa
Behold Donald Trump's latest step in destroying the social safety net
Donald Trump’s rollback of President Obama’s climate agenda may prove challenging
Michael Biesecker
Donald Trump wants to get rid of the EPA and restore coal mining jobs. That's not as easy as it sounds
Fearing the backlash: Young immigrants who came forward now worried about future
Alicia A. Caldwell
The DREAMers, who spoke out about wanting to stay in this country, are worried about a Donald Trump administration
Former U.S. Sen. George Mitchell disagrees with Obama’s Cuba strategy: “Fidel Castro was a totalitarian communist”
Catie Perry
Carrie Sheffield and Senator Mitchell sat down to talk finding peace in troubled regions
After Fidel: Cuban-American millennials anticipate role in evolving Cuba
Tamara Lush
Hundreds of thousands of children of Cuban exiles want a new Cuba
Donald Trump is still facing concerns about white supremacists
Bill Barrow, Jonathan Lemire
Donald Trump hasn't denounced the people who are committing racist acts
The miseducation of Donald Trump: Understanding Obamacare is not a preexisting condition for its opponents
Bob Cesca
Someone tell Trump the Affordable Care Act is a Jenga puzzle: Remove a few blocks and the whole thing falls apart
Now Trump gets the Supreme Court — and the damage may be irreversible
Amanda Marcotte
Conservatives cared about the court this year, while many liberals didn't. The damage will last for generations
Resisting Donald Trump: Getting prepared to fight immigration raids and deportations
Sarah Lazare
Organizers say now is the time to prepare for resistance
Resurrection is possible: We will move forward with hope, but Donald Trump should apologize
Suzan Johnson Cook
A 2016 congressional candidate offers advice on how America can heal and improve after a difficult election season
Art is not an escape — it’s our most powerful weapon against apathy
David Masciotra
Engagement with art is not disengagement from politics, but demolition of cynicism — we need that more than ever
It can happen here: But has it? The 1933 scenario is no longer hypothetical
Andrew O'Hehir
None of us could stop Donald Trump, and comparisons to 1933 no longer seem ludicrous. What do we do now?
The colorblind sisterhood fantasy: Black women voted for white women — and white women voted for themselves
LaSha
A Clinton victory would have been most symbolic for white women. Why did so many not vote for her?
Cuba’s Fidel Castro, who defied U.S. for 50 years, has died
Michael Weissenstein, Peter Orsi
His younger brother, Raul Castro, announced on state television that his brother died at 10:29 p.m. on Friday
A short history of fake news: Conservatives believed all sorts of crap long before Facebook
Matthew Sheffield
The American right's tendency to mistrust the mainstream media and believe nonsense goes back to the Cold War era
Donald Trump’s stock in Dakota Access oil pipeline company raises concern
Matthew Daly
The Dakota Access Pipeline has an interested party in the Oval Office that would like to see it through
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