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Neil Gorsuch is “not a neutral legal mind”: Key Senate Democrats vow to filibuster President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee
Sophia Tesfaye
Two Democratic Senators from states Donald Trump won have committed to vote against the president’s SCOTUS pick
Sean Spicer compares ex-campaign chairman Paul Manafort to someone Trump sat next to on a plane
Taylor Link
The Trump administration is increasingly trying to distance itself from the president's former campaign chair
Senate quashes an Obama-era regulation to protect your privacy online
Matthew Rozsa
Internet providers could sell users' personal browsing information without gaining consent if bill signed into law
Reckless and dangerous: The cynical rush to jam through a Republican health care bill
Simon Maloy
Paul Ryan wants to force a Thursday night vote on his health care bill, even as it's being desperately rewritten
“Confirmed: Obama spied on Trump”: GOP raises funds off Trump’s conspiracy theories
Taylor Link
President Trump is not the only person in Washington spreading disinformation, GOP making money off it as well
When Russia interfered: I witnessed a Russian-led coup attempt in my home country
Vesko Garcevic
The coup attempt in Montenegro was designed to "sow mayhem" and keep NATO away
Not even Republicans are supportive of the American Health Care Act: poll
Matthew Rozsa
By a wide margin, Americans are disapproving of the Republicans' health care plan
Tom Price in the crosshairs: Conservatives focus anger on Trump’s health secretary over American Health Care Act
Sophia Tesfaye
Breitbart and talk-radio hosts are finding a new target for their Trumpcare rage
Who’s running America while Donald Trump tweets?
D. Watkins
Trump's fights with celebs like Colin Kaepernick and Snoop Dogg aren't just unpresidential; they're unproductive
“Extreme vetting”: Tillerson memos say U.S. wants to identify people who’d need “increased scrutiny”
Matthew Rozsa
The Secretary of State has issued an order that would double down on the president's extreme vetting promises
Nunes apologizes to House Intelligence Committee for leaking to Trump
Matthew Rozsa, Katie Serena
The Republican chairman has been under fire for going to the president when he's supposed to be investigating him
“America is stronger because of the Affordable Care Act”: Obama defends signature law on seventh anniversary
Rachel Leah
In what may be the Affordable Care Act's last anniversary, Obama stresses what the bill has done
Women’s groups can’t believe Vice President Pence won the first-ever “Working for Women” award
Taylor Link
The vice president will be honored by a Washington-based conservative nonprofit that created the award this year
The Secret Service may have underestimated how much it would cost to protect Trump’s family
Matthew Rozsa
It's costing taxpayers $26.8 million to protect Trump's family at Trump Tower and on business deals globally
The Breitbart fear: Federal employees are scared they’ll be targeted by conservative media
Matthew Rozsa
Executive branch staffers right-wing hit jobs will cost them their careers
Republicans revise American Health Care Act, hours before Obamacare repeal bill set to hit House floor
Matthew Rozsa
There's a new player in the political battle over Trump's landmark health care bill: The Koch brothers
Donald Trump’s Time interview: 5 takeaways — and one major question
Jeremy Binckes
Here's what we learned from his recent sit-down with Time
Devin Nunes tries to rescue Trump — and may have made the deepening scandal worse
Heather Digby Parton
House Intelligence chair rushes to White House with supposed bombshell — that definitely doesn't help Team Trump
John McCain calls for special committee, as new developments emerge about Trump-Russia connections
Matthew Rozsa
A prominent journalist believes there's a coverup in what is becoming the biggest political story of the decade
Why are Republicans so cruel to the poor? Paul Ryan’s profound hypocrisy stands for a deeper problem
Chauncey DeVega
Paul Ryan has dreamed of slashing Medicaid since his keg-party days — and that blithe hostility is widespread
“There’s a smell of treason in the air”: Things in Washington start to drip, drip, drip
Michael Winship
FBI and NSA chiefs verify a Russia probe and refute the president's claims
Donald Trump’s biggest war is on democracy itself
Jefferson Morley
Slashing the State Department and the U.N. is preparation for Bannon's "clash of civilizations"
Former Colorado GOP chairman who accused Democrats of voter fraud arrested for voter fraud
Sophia Tesfaye
Steven Curtis had claimed: "Virtually every case of voter fraud I can remember . . . was committed by Democrats”
The right-wing token factory: Now the grassroots right is rebelling against the mendacity of conservative media
Matthew Sheffield
In light of Tomi Lahren's abortion controversy, conservatives have finally noticed their own media exploits them
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