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How Bill Clinton paved the way for Donald Trump’s racist and audacious deportation agenda
Anis Shivani
The pernicious legacy of Clinton's 1996 immigration reform — and how progressives can begin to fight back
Donald Trump’s era of disorder: Trump is making Washington work for him
Frank Vogl
Never before in my 43 years in Washington have White House conflicts-of-interest and corruption been so brazen
U.S. cities take it to Trump: Cambridge latest town to pass resolution calling on Congress to impeach
Matthew Rozsa
Massachusetts town joins three others in California concerned about potential violations of the emoluments clause
Paul Krugman: Trumponomics are as big a bust as Trumpcare
Ilana Novick
The New York Times columnist takes apart an incoherent — and likely doomed — trade policy
Trump’s campaign manager now seeks to lobby White House on behalf of foreign clients — after promising he wouldn’t
Sophia Tesfaye
Corey Lewandowski’s new lobbying firm, aka "Trump's K Street Office," had said it wouldn't rep foreign interests
Trump’s growing corruption: The president’s business conflicts and nepotism become even more flagrant
Simon Maloy
Republicans are ignoring the shameless self-dealing and graft of the Trump administration. They must pay a price
More than half of Americans want Trump’s connection to Russia to be investigated: Poll
Matthew Rozsa
Trump may be downplaying the Russia scandal, but a majority of Americans want answers
Negotiating with the fringe: Trump White House still hopes to work with Freedom Caucus on health care bill
Matthew Sheffield
Administration hints it may recruit primary opponents for Freedom Caucus members as group indicates it may do deal
Trump’s in trouble: Republicans may face a massive wave during the 2018 midterms
Matthew Rozsa
The 2018 midterm elections are a long way off, but the early signs are ominous for Trump and the GOP
A network of misogyny: Bill O’Reilly’s alleged record of sexual harassment isn’t shocking; hating women is central to his brand
Amanda Marcotte
For men like Bill O'Reilly, Roger Ailes and Donald Trump, disgusting behavior toward women is part of the package
Donald Trump plays golf with Rand Paul as Mike Pence keeps promising “the end of Obamacare”
Matthew Rozsa
The vice president is putting on an optimistic face about the future of the Obamacare repeal movement
Noam Chomsky: Why Donald Trump is pushing the doomsday clock to the brink of midnight
David Gibbs
Noam Chomsky discussed Trump, Russia, history and the
Another Trump lawsuit: Protesters say Donald Trump incited violence against them during 2016 campaign rally
Charlie May
A judge gave the protesters the go-ahead to sue Trump, as well as three Trump fans who participated in the melee
Trump’s White House was going to meet with a Russian banker suspected of mob ties
Matthew Rozsa
It's not just Trump: Alexander Torshin has had support from conservatives around the country, including Trump's son
The loneliest president: Trump is increasingly without friends, even in his own party
Matthew Rozsa
Trump needs a win badly, but he lacks many allies outside of his own immediate circle
WATCH: Scott Pruitt is tested by Fox News host over EPA regulations and steep budget cuts
Charlie May
The new EPA Administrator is given a tough time about his refusal to understand the severity of climate change
Bombshell: Donald Trump’s trust allows him to collect money from his organization whenever he wants
Derek Kravitz, Al Shaw
The president can pull money from his businesses — without ever telling us
Republicans ready to go nuclear: GOP leaders are ready to change Senate rules for Gorsuch
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans are brushing off their obstruction of Merrick Garland in order to push through Neil Gorsuch
Donald Trump played golf this weekend and tweeted about Hillary Clinton. Jared Kushner is going to Iraq
Matthew Rozsa
Jared Kushner's responsibilities pile up while the commander-in-chief does un-presidential things stateside
Donald Trump doesn’t need allies in Asia: “If China is not going to solve North Korea, we will”
Jeremy Binckes
The president also told a complete falsehood about health care
Loyalists head for the exits: Even Jason Chaffetz begins to change his tune on Trump and transparency
Heather Digby Parton
Devin Nunes got the job as chief White House errand boy, so the ambitious Utah congressman seeks a new strategy
Maxine Waters, April Ryan are not alone: “Misogynoir” is an everyday experience for black women
Kali Holloway
Workday indignities are daily occurrences for black women
The State Department isn’t dealing with China. Jared Kushner is
Matthew Rozsa
The president of the United States seems to be sending his overworked son-in-law to do Trump's work
Bernie is wrong and Malcolm was right: What white liberals so often get wrong about racism and Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
White progressives have a tough time confronting racism — as Bernie Sanders, a hero in many ways, has made clear
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