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The United States will start taxing solar panel imports

Nathanael Johnson
The starting tax rate on imported solar cells will be 30 percent, but will decline over the next three years

Trump isn’t crazy, he’s just a terrible person

Kali Holloway
The president is more "bad than mad," according to the man who wrote the book on personality disorders

How to beat the hate that Trump exposed

Mark Mathabane
The U.S. could learn a lot about racial reconciliation from South African leaders like Mandela and Tutu

Steve Wynn to resign from RNC after sexual misconduct allegations

Nicole Karlis
Politico reports the news from "three senior Republicans briefed on the decision"

Even white people can see it now: Donald Trump’s a racist

Chauncey DeVega
An increasing proportion of whites now agree Trump is "biased" against black people — but support him anyway

Trump, Mueller and the “rule of law”: Defending an ideal we don’t understand

Andrew O'Hehir
Mueller's independence represents a core American principle. But hasn't the rule of law always been about power?

Democrats had an opportunity with the fight for CHIP — and dropped the ball

David Masciotra
Yes, CHIP is saved. But the Democrats should have made a bigger deal over funding health care for millions of kids

Defeat is inevitable. Everybody knows it, even Trump

Lucian K. Truscott IV
Washington’s legal immune system is about to expel an infection from the body politic

Joe Arpaio for Senate? It’s not as far-fetched as it sounds

Vincent Peña
The disgraced former sheriff pardoned by Trump could pull off an upset in the race to replace Jeff Flake

Dangerous Donald and the Doomsday Clock: Trump’s derangement could yet kill us all

Conor Lynch
Trump passed a cognitive test. Why are we not reassured, and why did that clock click a little closer to the end?

Life, death and politics in Hawaii: 125 years of colonial rule

Andrea Freeman
The fear and distress caused by a false missile alarm last week on Jan. 13 in Hawaii is part of the 125 year legacy

Jemele Hill explains her sudden “SportsCenter” departure on Twitter

Rachel Leah
"While I am amused by the rumors . . . the truth is pretty simple and not nearly as dramatic," Hill said

Breitbart celebrates death threats against CNN

Nicole Karlis
"CNN’s climate of hate comes home to roost," wrote Breitbart editor-at-large John Nolte

“It’s disgusting”: Nikki Haley denounces rumor she’s sleeping with Trump

Matthew Sheffield
The UN ambassador says such speculation is a typical smear faced by women in politics

The bar is so low that no one noticed Trump’s inept Davos remark about the border wall

Matthew Rozsa
Multiple experts struggled to understand what Trump was saying about border wall funding during a Davos interview

Steve Wynn, casino mogul and RNC finance chairman, accused of widespread sexual harassment

Matthew Sheffield
Wynn, who Donald Trump called his "great friend," has been accused of misconduct by multiple women

Jerry Falwell Jr. wraps up a bad week for evangelicals

Matthew Sheffield
Botching religious history, Jerry Falwell Jr. forgets his own family's political and historical history

Here’s how “Fox & Friends” didn’t cover the big Mueller news this morning

Jeremy Binckes
Trump's favorite morning TV show is doing a fine job of covering up his latest step towards a constitutional crisis

Trump crows about his economy, which is starting to slow

Matthew Rozsa
Economists were predicting 3 percent economic growth for the final quarter of 2017. It didn't get that high

Jimmy Kimmel snags Stormy Daniels for post-State of the Union interview

Shira Tarlo
Daniels has been in the center of a media storm since news broke of her alleged affair with President Donald Trump

Trump, Mnuchin are on different wavelengths about a strong U.S. dollar

Matthew Rozsa
Trump says that his treasury secretary's earlier remarks about the dollar "were taken out of context"

Trump uses world stage to attack the media, cozy up to globalists

Jeremy Binckes
The president got the ego boost he wanted in front of globalists, but veered from his populist message

Conservatives respond to NYT report that Trump tried to fire Mueller: “So what?”

Matthew Rozsa
While most see obstruction, Trump's friends see nothing to worry about

With the Mueller bombshell, the GOP’s grand conspiracy theory falls apart

Heather Digby Parton
Trump couldn't get his henchman to fire Mueller, and backed down. His defenders are left looking like idiots again
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