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Amid whispers of a possible 2020 run, billionaire Michael Bloomberg re-registers as a Democrat
Ryan Mikel
After a brief stint in the Republican party, Michael Bloomberg is officially registered as a Democrat again
Jeff Flake announces he’ll vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh — will Collins and Murkowski follow suit?
Shira Tarlo
Flake and the moderate Republican senators reportedly met in private with one Democrat following Thursday's hearing
Right to remain Anonymous: Scholar who decoded “Primary Colors” unmasks author of Times op-ed
Don Foster
Professor who outed Joe Klein in 1996: Detailed analysis narrows the list of administration suspects — down to one
Former NYC mayor, billionaire Michael Bloomberg planning 2020 presidential run: report
Nicole Karlis
Sources tell Times of London he’s preparing to run as a Democrat
As Donald Trump’s North Korea deal collapses, Vladimir Putin awaits: So much for peace in our time
Heather Digby Parton
Trump got hosed by Kim, and Putin has been whispering in his ear. This overseas trip could make it all much worse
Republicans are finally ready to limit Trump’s power — but only on trade and tariffs
Matthew Rozsa
"I can't be silent and complicit in this," Republican congressman says. About Russia or corruption? Nope
Before Trump was anti-Cuba, he wanted to open a hotel in Havana
William M. LeoGrande
The Spanish hotel chain Meliá has big plans for Cuba. So did the Trump Organization.
Former Trump fundraiser smashes records as Washington lobbyist
Charlie May
Trump's K street superstar: Brian Ballard has cashed in on his ties to the president
Trump makes good on promised trade war, Dow plummets
Matthew Rozsa
The president announced a 25 percent tariff on steel imports and a 10 percent tariff on aluminum imports
CPAC brings out the worst in conservatives
Charlie May
Daring to challenge actions of other conservatives, Mona Charen spoke out about sexual harassment, only to be booed
Trump seems determined to quash any bipartisan DACA deal
Matthew Rozsa
Trump is refusing to sign any immigration bill into law unless it meets his self-proclaimed four pillars
Head of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau steps down, giving Trump a great opportunity
Matthew Rozsa
Richard Cordray is stepping down amid rumors he's running for Ohio's governor — but it leaves an opening for Trump
Alice Waters is creating a revolution in school lunches
Don Hazen
Waters will not rest until every kid in America has a free, sustainably grown, delicious school lunch
Trump claims a high IQ, behaves like a “f***ing moron”
Heather Digby Parton
Tillerson and Corker have spoken out against Trump because he's dangerous — and lurching toward nuclear war
Republicans are divided on how to pay for Hurricane Harvey disaster relief
Matthew Sheffield
The House Freedom Caucus leader tells the GOP not to bundle debt ceiling increase and disaster recovery funds
A John Kasich/John Hickenlooper ticket won’t happen — thankfully
Matthew Sheffield
Two boring governors walked into a bar, and nothing happened afterwards
“Open carry” laws are designed to intimidate and undermine public order, and can be overturned
Jefferson Morley
In the new age of domestic terrorism, the right to display arms must be controlled.
He ruins everything: Trump is having a negative effect on the workplace
Kali Holloway
A study finds the president's toxicity trickles down to office life
Are Democrats turning to an alliance between neocons and neoliberals? If so, it’s a terrible strategy
Conor Lynch
An alliance with Bush-era neocons on the Russia scandal is pushing Democrats hard right on foreign policy. Sad!
Myths and facts to know ahead of Rick Perry’s study on the electrical grid and renewable energy
Lisa Hymas
There are lots of reasons to be skeptical of the forthcoming study from the Department of Energy
We need each other: Why people with disabilities should defend the rights of care workers
Mike Ervin
A coalition of health care workers and the disabled should organize for better working conditions
Republicans have to decide whether they want tax cuts or a health care bill
Matthew Rozsa
Some Senate Republicans would be willing to vote for a health care bill that doesn't include massive tax cuts
Trump says he was bluffing about “tapes” of conversations with James Comey
Charlie May
Trump pours cold water on his own suggestion that he has tapes of conversations with James Comey
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