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Democrats walk away from Donald Trump
Matthew Rozsa
After Trump tweeted at Pelosi and Schumer, the top Democrats admitted working with him would be pointless
“Access Hollywood”: Sorry, Mr. President, but the tape is real
Charlie May
The co-hosts of the show spoke directly to the camera, reminding the world that, yes, Trump said what he said
Alex Jones: Las Vegas shooting is as phony as Obama’s birth certificate
Gabriel Bell
The host combines his conspiracy theories around the mass shooting with his birtherism for a hot serving of garbage
Seth Meyers makes the case Donald Trump may not last a full year
Chris Sosa
The "Late Night" host doesn't see the Mueller probe ending well for the president
Don Lemon calls out Donald Trump as a racist for “Pocahontas” slur
Matthew Rozsa
Lemon says that Trump's comment about Warren was racist, but fits into a broader pattern for the president
Minnesota newspaper: Al Franken’s apology “falls lamentably short in several respects”
Charlie May
Hoping that things just blow over, Franken is saying, "I'm sorry for what you think I did," the editorial argues
One poll says Roy Moore may actually win his Senate race
Matthew Rozsa
Fewer Republicans believe the accusations against Moore than did so 10 days ago
Anthony Scaramucci, on CNN, defends Trump calling Elizabeth Warren “Pocahontas”
Charlie May
Scaramucci says it's OK for Trump to use a racial slur about Elizabeth Warren, because she's not nice to him
Rex Tillerson just lost the person meant to help him reform the State Department
Matthew Rozsa
The Secretary of State has been harshly criticized for being ineffective, and he just lost an important adviser
Next comes welfare reform: Trump’s foolproof plan to pass poisonous tax bill
Sophia Tesfaye
In a last-ditch effort to save his terrible tax bill, Trump hauls out Republican catnip: punishing poor people
How conservative perceptions of media bias have changed America
Matt Grossman
Republican complaints about the "liberal media" go back at least to Goldwater — and made the Trump era possible
Clarence Thomas must resign
Marty Kaplan
Anita Hill was right. Sexual harassers have no place on our highest court
“The Lost Tapes: Patty Hearst” shines a jaundiced light on celebrity culture
Matthew Rozsa
The Smithsonian Channel dusts off everybody's favorite poor little rich girl for another drag around the block
“Word-for-word:” Alex Jones boasts that Donald Trump repeats things the host tells him
Matthew Sheffield
Conspiracy radio host touts influencing the president in private meetings
John Conyers may reveal a troubling Democratic double standard
Matthew Sheffield
John Conyers has resigned his Judiciary Committee post, but that won't end Democrats' troubles with him
Trump calls Elizabeth Warren “Pocahontas” during tribute to Navajo WWII veterans
Matthew Sheffield
The president can't resist dragging politics into a solemn award ceremony, and slamming Elizabeth Warren
Susan Sarandon still can’t admit we’d be better off with Clinton as president
Jarrett Lyons
Yes, really
CNN’s Chris Cuomo is having none of Trump’s “Access Hollywood” tape backtracking
Matthew Rozsa
The CNN host was unable to contain his anger at Trump lying about his involvement in the "Access Hollywood" tape
Those “Fake News Trophy” stories reveal the worst part of Donald Trump’s Twitter obsession
Jeremy Binckes
You may be giving Trump too much credit by getting offended by his outbursts
Net neutrality repeal’s opponents are speaking up — especially tech giants
Matthew Rozsa
"An internet without net neutrality protections would be the opposite of the open market"
Big, tough Anthony Scaramucci threatens to sue university newspaper over op-ed
Jeremy Binckes
The ex-incoming head of White House communications doesn't seem to understand how the First Amendment works
Let’s take another look at the GOP’s terrible tax bill, which could be passed or killed this week
Matthew Rozsa
We already know the bill is a disaster, but now we're seeing just how bad it's going to be
Donald Trump is spurring a legal battle over the future of the CFPB
Matthew Rozsa
While Trump wants to put one of his own in charge of the independent regulatory agency, Democrats vow to oppose it
Tillerson and Trump wreak havoc at State: It’s a right-wing tradition
Heather Digby Parton
Rex Tillerson's State Department is melting down, in the final act of a long Republican crusade against diplomacy
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