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Trump wants to take credit for the strong economy: Like everything else he does, it’s likely to backfire
Bob Cesca
President showers self with praise, as usual. Does that mean he'll take the blame when it all goes badly south?
School’s out: Teachers union chief Randi Weingarten says Trump leads “most anti-public-education” administration ever
Chauncey DeVega
Head of 1.6 million-member union on the Trump right's "double whammy": They hate public education and hate labor
Beyond “new atheism”: Where do people alienated by the movement’s obnoxious tendencies go from here?
Émile P. Torres
If the "new atheist" movement has been conquered by misogyny and racism, we need rational inquiry more than ever
22 ways Sean Hannity has tried to undermine the Russia probes
Alex Kaplan
Hannity is rooting for Russia probes to fail
Pro-Trump pundit Kayleigh McEnany transitions from CNN to White House propaganda news service
Taylor Link
While not exactly a lateral move, McEnany will pretty much have the same role: loyally defending President Trump
Steve Earle’s outlaw heart
David Masciotra
Salon sits down with the legendary songwriter for an expansive conversation about love, art and America
Misleading statements on Russia meeting recall Clinton’s impeachment
Clark D. Cunningham
Trump should learn from Bill Clinton's mistakes
President Trump gave a shout out to an apparent Twitter bot, hasn’t removed the retweet
Taylor Link
Twitter sleuths soon realized that @Protrump45 is an account made up of stock photos and anti-Democrat memes
“Anything can happen”: PBS waits for Congress to approve its funding
Melanie McFarland
If Congress cuts PBS' funding, the public television service will soldier on but rural communities will suffer
Trump’s malignant pattern: He woos people, rips them off and then abandons them — and he won’t stop
Paul Rosenberg
Trump has followed the same manipulative script over and over again, in politics as in business. We're the marks
“Disgraceful and offensive”: Mike Pence rebuts New York Times story that he’s running a shadow campaign for 2020
Taylor Link
The vice president released a statement Sunday denying report that he is eying a presidential run in 2020
More than six months in, what has Trump actually done in the war on terror?
Charlie May
Without clear exit strategies across our various conflicts in the Middle East, crises seem to be expanding
Outraged British public forces American billionaire Stan Kroenke to drop plans for bloodsport channel
Danielle Ryan
Kroenke misjudged the British love of animals — but the bigger issue is that trophy hunting is disgusting
In strong-arm tactic, Trump puts congressional health benefits into play
Julie Rovner
One senator agrees — saying members of congress should be in the same position as their constituents
Fox’s “investigation” of its Seth Rich reporting is an obvious, predictable sham
Matt Gertz
“No one ever gets fired from Fox for publishing a story that isn't true”
A radical new approach to the immigration “problem”: Beyond left and right, Trumpism and neoliberalism — Part two
Anis Shivani
Our immigration crisis is a human rights disaster that also threatens American citizens. Part two of a series
White supremacy week at the White House: Even by Trump standards, the racism was dialed to 11
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's overt racism isn't aimed at liberals — it's about distracting his base away from the Russia scandal
Donald Trump won the election, and we don’t know whether he colluded — but he’s not a legitimate president
Matthew Rozsa
We know for sure Trump wants to shut down the Russia investigation, and that's more than enough to disgrace him
Scandinavia in Maryland? Single payer on the Chesapeake doesn’t sound so bad
Ann Jones
Is statewide single-payer Medicare-for-all possible? For one state, maybe so
“Sharknado 5: Global Swarming” makes us question why this keeps happening to us
Melanie McFarland
For the fifth time, "Sharknado" comes to Syfy and we're past the point of diminishing returns.
Can Trump answer these 5 simple questions?
Kali Holloway
He should least be able to pass a high school social studies class.
The 10 best movies with 0% on Rotten Tomatoes
Matthew Rozsa
Sure, they aren't good — but that doesn't mean they have no redeeming qualities
Stephen Miller is being considered for White House communications director: Report
Charlie May
President Trump and others in the White House were reportedly impressed with Miller's feud with CNN's Jim Acosta
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