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The “magic microwave” theory: Kellyanne Conway keeps doubling down on Trump’s wiretapping claims
Matthew Rozsa
"What I can say is there are many ways to surveil each other," Conway says
Robert Reich: Trump has officially waged war on America’s truth tellers
Robert Reich
Trump is actively destroying the truth-telling institutions our democracy depends on
Appearing on Russian state television, longtime Trump adviser Roger Stone pushes Trump’s wiretap lie
Alex Kaplan
On the Russian state-funded outlet RT, Stone pushed Trump’s false claim that Obama wiretapped Trump tower.
Making the vulnerables the victims: Trump’s immigration policies will make it worse for human trafficking victims
Matthew Rozsa
A social justice expert says Trump's immigration policies are going to hurt people who aren't protected
WATCH: 5 reasons why Trump’s Obama wiretap claims are ridiculous
D. Watkins
Did someone gift Donald Trump a box set of "The Wire?"
Hey, wouldn’t it be cool to have a constitutional convention? Oh, hell no
Paul Rosenberg
Right-wingers are tiptoeing toward calling a constitutional convention — and that could turn into an epic disaster
WATCH: Commander in chief Donald Trump fumbles his way through an alien attack
Alli Joseph
On SNL, it wasn't "The Russians are Coming!", but rather, "The Aliens are Here!", and Baldwin's Trump
Trumpcare at its most basic: What to do about a leader who’s gone off?
Jim Hightower
With the leader of free world careening from one mess to another, will anyone say, "The emperor has no clothes!"
WikiLeaks’ CIA dump makes the Russian hacking story even murkier — if that’s possible
Danielle Ryan
WikiLeaks' new trove suggests the CIA could easily fake a Russian hack. It's no smoking gun, but it's disturbing
The gospel of Alicia Keys: In an era dominated by phony vulgarity, she stands for wisdom, authenticity and genuine artistic vision
David Masciotra
From "Here" to her Women's March speech to her presence on "The Voice," Keys is a balm for the weary soul
Defiant U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara fired after refusing Sessions’ demand he quit
Alli Joseph
"I did not resign. Moments ago I was fired," Bharara tweeted Saturday, joining president in Twitter flame game
The largest deportation campaign in US history is no match for Trump’s plan
Kelly Lytle Hernandez
It is time to put the false history of Operation Wetback to bed
When the Punisher, a brutal comic-book vigilante, comes to your local police department, it can’t be good
Chauncey DeVega
A Kentucky police department used a Marvel Comics sociopath for their Blue Lives Matter logo. It's too perfect
Kellyanne Conway’s “triple standard”: A game of two half-truths and a lie
Erin Keane
The Trump mouthpiece's newest catchphrase tries to paint conservative women as victims of the feminist left
How the DudeBros ruined everything: A totally clear-headed guide to political reality
Andrew O'Hehir
Irritating left-wing guys have ruined democracy, apparently. Which might suggest it wasn't doing so great before
Hillbilly sellout: The politics of J. D. Vance’s “Hillbilly Elegy” are already being used to gut the working poor
Jared Yates Sexton
Conservatives and the media treated Vance's memoir like "Poor People for Dummies." Watch his damaging rhetoric work
Trump has given the mainstream news a gift — and they’re blowing it
Sophia A. McClennen
Trump's offering the press a chance to step up and be the Cronkite to his Nixon. So far, it's dropping the ball
Stronger than Tea: The anti-Trump resistance is much bigger than the Tea Party — and it has to be
Paul Rosenberg
Pundits compare the anti-Trump movement to the Tea Party — but this resistance is much bigger and more organic
Cuba’s nascent tech industry is growing fast
Angelo Young
As icy U.S.-Cuba relations begin to thaw, Cuba’s knowledge economy is waking up. But it’s a delicate process
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: Everything is coming up Trump
Matthew Rozsa
The president continues to treat the world stage like his personal playground for profit
Does the Trump administration want a holy war against Islam? It’s a terrifying but reasonable guess
Conor Lynch
Steve Bannon's apocalyptic views are very close to those of ISIS, and Trump is surrounded by religious zealots
President Trump’s “skinny” budget is already dead
Roy T. Meyers
Don’t expect his skinny budget to provide a consistent vision for the nation – or to have a future
Democrat Congressman introduces “No TRUMP Act” to prevent taxpayer spending at Trump properties
Sophia Tesfaye
Oregon Rep. Earl Blumenauer's No TRUMP Act stands for "No Taxpayer Revenue Used to Monetize the Presidency" Act
Sean Spicer tries to laugh off Trump’s previous dismissal of job reports accuracy
Matthew Rozsa
President Trump's press secretary deflected a question about Trump's double-standard with humor
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