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Behind Team Trump’s bogus claims of “voter fraud” lies a strategic goal: Suppressing votes to ensure Republican victory
Bob Cesca
Republicans aren't just spreading lies to boost Donald Trump's ego. These phony claims hold the key to GOP hegemony
President Trump nixed Rex Tillerson’s pick for deputy secretary of state because he criticized him during the campaign
Matthew Rozsa
One Republican summed it up as "Donald Trump's thin skin and nothing else"
Elizabeth Warren thinks she won that round — but Mitch McConnell got everything he wanted
Gary Legum
It's a win: He appeased the GOP base by attacking a woman, and the odious Jeff Sessions is now our attorney general
As Democrats turn their attention to 2018, getting “marginal voters” to turn out will be crucial
Sean McElwee
Winning the House is not out of reach, but only if Democrats can mobilize voters who usually ignore the midterms
There’s a fake populist in the White House — and real populism is the only force that can defeat him
Conor Lynch
Donald Trump is already massively unpopular — Democrats must seize the moment with an authentic left populism
Forget impeachment: Donald Trump can be driven from office, but probably not that way
Bob Cesca
Trump's erratic conduct could lead to his downfall. But impeachment is unlikely, and Democrats must dig in
Turning resistance into power: What’s next for progressives after the Women’s March?
Paul Rosenberg
After the catharsis of the Women's March (and the backlash), progressives hope to turn that energy toward victory
Our broken system won’t be fixed by radical third parties: The U.S. needs a new centrist party now
Greg Orman, Charles Wheelan
Progress requires compromise and courage, which America's tribal political climate doesn't currently reward
China steps up as global leader while the U.S. steps away
Flynt L. Leverett, Robert Sprinkle
As the Trump administration is disinclined to play a worldwide role, Beijing accepts opportunities to lead
Trumping Trump? New York Governor Andrew Cuomo courts ‘middle-class anger’
David Klepper
The Democratic mayor of New York wants to take his progressive message directly to angry middle-class voters
Irish bookie puts odds on Trump’s administration, inauguration and impeachment
Max Cea
Paddy Power will put odds on anything — including whether Trump will get impeached and Michelle Obama will run
Elizabeth Warren announces she’s running for re-election: “This isn’t the fight we were expecting to fight”
Matthew Rozsa
The 2020 presidential prospect is seeking another term in the United States Senate
Darkest before the dawn: How to prepare for President Trump
Peter Dreier
A 10-point plan for activists, politicians, the press and everyday citizens
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
Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren want to lead the progressive movement
Matthew Rozsa
Sanders is already planning a progressive Tea Party -- and Warren may be preparing a 2020 run for president
Dear Hillary and Bernie, please start a podcast: Some holiday wishes for the people and their leaders at the end of a painful year
D. Watkins
We've made a list; we've checked it twice. Here are some parting messages from 2016, which can't end fast enough
Live long and smoke weed: The year’s 6 biggest drugs stories, good and bad
Phillip Smith
The future for legal pot and drug reform is very much in doubt
Don’t go, Michelle Obama! Her Oprah interview was a powerful reminder of why she’ll be missed
D. Watkins
Black women like Obama have set the tone and laid the foundation for everything I’ve accomplished and aspire to be
California takes charge: Democrats’ domination may save climate program
John Upton
Sacramento may take over as the nation’s leader in the fight against global warming
WATCH: Joe Biden tells Stephen Colbert he’s not ruling out a 2020 run just yet
Brendan Gauthier
"To say you know what's going to happen in four years I think is just not rational," the vice president said
Democrats must own their values, Tea Party-style, not shift even more toward the mushy middle
Bob Cesca
Polls suggest the public supports Democratic policies, and Hillary Clinton got more votes. So forget moderation!
Donald Trump’s green energy agenda: What the future Cabinet tells us about sustainability’s future
Brian Kahn
At best, climate action will likely take a backseat to other issues. At worst, there could be an all-out assault
Pulling the lever for doomsday: How Donald Trump changed everything
John Feffer
A dystopian view from 2050, looking back on a world that's a lot different than what we now see
Joe Biden may be running for president in 2020: “What the hell man, anyway.”
Matthew Rozsa
Joe Biden may have been the best candidate to beat Donald Trump in 2016. Will that still be true in 2020?
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