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Global elites strike back: Have Jared and Ivanka defeated Bannon — and turned Trump into a cuckservative?
Conor Lynch
The White House is at war with itself: Who will win — Wall Street elites or neoconservative chicken-hawks?
Death by 1,000 cuts: How Republicans can still alter your health coverage
Jay Hancock
The Affordable Care Act’s worst enemies are now in charge of the vast range of health coverage it created
Nothing about stealing a Supreme Court seat was “easy”: President Trump owes his first victory to Mitch McConnell
Simon Maloy
As Neil Gorsuch ascends to the Supreme Court, Donald Trump takes an ill-gotten victory lap
Donald Trump wraps up another Mar-a-Lago weekend with even more golf
Matthew Rozsa
Here's another thing that Trump once criticized Obama for doing, but now does himself
A blue wave begins? Republicans may be in trouble in Kansas, Montana and Georgia elections
Charlie May
Democrats are trying to get back into the national stage by winning key special elections
House Republicans who support Trumpcare are under attack by new wave of ads
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans are being targeted by liberal groups over their support of Trump's Obamacare repeal-and-replace plan
If Donald Trump wants to get his war on with Syria, have him send his own kids first
D. Watkins
What if Trump's sons and daughters — and their spouses — were as likely to be deployed as kids in my family are?
Mick Mulvaney’s warning: Massive cuts are coming to the federal government
Matthew Rozsa
The Trump administration isn't happy with gutting Meals on Wheels. More program cuts are on the way
Will getting rid of Steve Bannon actually make Donald Trump more centrist?
Simon Maloy
Someone else is taking the blame for Donald Trump's failures, and it's likely Steve Bannon
Donald Trump’s anti-China tariff plan is going to make things way more expensive for you
Matthew Rozsa
When Trump's China rhetoric becomes reality, consumers are going to wind up paying the price
Donald Trump’s approval ratings are up because he bombed a foreign country
Matthew Rozsa
The American public is rewarding the president for his surprise attack on Syria
Right-wing nationalism vs. 1 percent oligarchy: In the war between Bannon and Kushner, Trump agrees with both
Heather Digby Parton
On one hand an apocalyptic, authoritarian worldview; on the other, permanent rule by the rich. Trump wants both!
Nazis in America? The U.S. has not always been as welcoming to refugees as we think
Allen Wells
Trump's travel ban is an echo of policies passed in the United States during World War II
Think about it: Who’s in charge at the White House?
Jeremy Binckes
Why is the president having so much trouble governing when he bragged about how good he'd be at it?
“An interesting morphing”: 5 prominent Trump critics who were positively gushing about his Syrian airstrike
Alexandra Rosenmann
The president hasn't been showered with this much praise since his first address to Congress
Donald Trump’s flagrant hypocrisy: Suddenly the mean-spirited clown-king cares about Syrian children?
Chauncey DeVega
Maybe Trump is trying to distract us from the Russia scandal — and maybe he wants his own "splendid little war"
When the nuclear apocalypse happens, point to Donald Trump putting nukes in South Korea as a key moment
Matthew Rozsa
The situation on the Korean peninsula seems to be escalating very quickly
Media masochists fall for Trump: One ineffectual missile attack and cable news goes into White House fluff mode
Bob Cesca
One pointless display of military machismo, and the TV talking heads Trump loves to mock are swept off their feet
Insomnia map: It’s hard to sleep at night when you didn’t vote for the guy in charge
Kali Holloway
Overlap of cities and towns that didn't vote for Trump and sleepless nights
Lifesaving devices come from places like Tijuana, and Trump border taxes will affect end-user pricing
Sarah Varney
Nearly all Americans with pacemakers — and people worldwide — walk around with parts from here.
Is Trump rescuing Al-Qaeda’s “heartland” in Syria? The president’s missile attack gives us a clue
Max Blumenthal, Ben Norton
Western intervention could save Syria's beleaguered al-Qaeda-affiliated rebels
WATCH: Nikki Haley says political solution in Syria not possible with Assad
Charlie May
UN Ambassador Nikki Haley sees no political solution with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad
Teflon objects of our world: America is a nation made by war — and its citizenry is unmade by it
Tom Engelhardt
Will America’s wars and military-first policies once again become the target of a mobilizing public?
“It’s not like other states”: High-cost Alaska sits in the eye of health reform storm
JoNeal Aleccia
When Andy Hawk needed hernia surgery last year, his biggest worry wasn’t the operation’s cost
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