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The US Democrats’ failing turnaround strategy
Stephan Richter, Alexei Bayer
Trumpism is fueled by resentment, not economics. Trump voters are like Russians voting for Putin.
Here’s how one of Donald Trump’s top intelligence leaders was coached in how to talk about his war on the “deep state”
Mattathias Schwartz
"How can you work . . . for a president that undermines your work?’
Donald Trump may be thinking of replacing Jeff Sessions with Rudy Giuliani: report
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump once considered Rudy Giuliani for secretary of state; but now might make him attorney general
A 21st-century form of indentured servitude has already penetrated deep into the American heartland
Thom Hartmann
Corporations want to make sure that laborers never again have the power to tell big business how to treat them
Florida lobbyist turning Trump ties into mega-millions
Rachel Wilson
Brian Ballard's new D.C. office has bagged a gaggle of big-name clients
The class war is a one-sided fight — and the very rich are winning
Donald Jeffries
You don't have to be a Bernie Sanders supporter to be concerned about the widening income gap in America
Is energy “dominance” the right goal for U.S. policy?
Daniel Raimi
Energy independence could be too isolating from other countries
Four myths journalists should watch out for during Trump’s “Energy Week”
Lisa Hymas
The end of energy week and the Trump administration still can't figure out we are destroying the planet
Venezuela is proof that the rich will be insulated from economic ruin
Charlie May
Amid a nation crippled with political violence, the rich remain secluded and safe to live their lavish lives
Will Mexico go for the anti-Trump candidate?
Lauren Kaori Gurley
A left-wing populist is leading in Mexico’s 2018 presidential polls
Will Oliver Stone’s Putin interview play into the strongman’s hands?
Gabriel Bell
Granted, that's a bad question — but the director's upcoming TV series with the Russian president raises concerns
Greg Palast: Trump’s tax cuts are more evidence America’s greedy billionaires have staged a political coup
Steven Rosenfeld
The investigative journalist warns that "voodoo economics" is coming back
Is it true that not a single senator — including progressive dems — cares about Palestinian plight?
Ben Norton
A pro-Israel letter 100 U.S. senators sent to the U.N. fails to mention Israel's illegal occupation or settlements
Hypocrites rising: Why are so many in the faux Resistance silent on Trump’s Iran warpath?
Many high-profile Trump critics are fine with Trump as long as he’s bashing Middle Eastern bad guys
Flynn’s field of fright: The terror is coming from inside the White House
Ira Chernus
The only thing that's known about Trump's foreign policy is that there's no coherent foreign policy
What happens when all we have left is the Pentagon?
William D. Hartung
More Pentagon spending and less investment in diplomacy abroad and civilian needs at home will militarize society
Child refugees from Central America are being turned away, too: The human cost of Trump’s ban grows daily
Heather Digby Parton
Not just Muslims: Trump's ban also affects children seeking medical care and child refugees from Latin America
Money and conquest: It’s Trump against the world
John Feffer
Brace yourself for a coming clash of civilizations.
US lawmakers call for action on Venezuela food corruption
Hannah Dreier, Joshua Goodman
As malnutrition spreads through Venezuela, food shortage persists and worsens - strengthening the black market
Cuba sees explosion in internet access as ties with US grow
Andrea Rodriguez
Buying internet cards to access wifi in Cuba may become a thing of the past: service is improving, costs are down
Rudy’s micro-comeback: Giuliani to lead pro-Trump private sector cybersecurity force
Matthew Rozsa
Spurned for secretary of state, the former NYC mayor will lead private cybersecurity consulting team
A brief cosmology of cosmetology: A make-up artist’s meditation on the science and art of transformation
Heather Siegel
I am a makeup artist, but is what I do art? Or is some other act of creation?
Year of the commando: U.S. Special Ops forces deploy to 138 nations
Nick Turse
The year ahead will offer clues as to whether Obama’s long war in the shadows will survive
Venezuela’s military is trafficking food as the rest of the country goes hungry
Hannah Dreier, Joshua Goodman
The country's military has been taking badly needed food supplies
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