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How much did Russian hacking affect congressional races? And how deeply was the GOP involved?
Heather Digby Parton
Why is the speaker so blasé about Russian meddling? Maybe because he knows it helped the GOP win close races
The golden state of hate: how the Internet made hate respectable
Ed Leibowitz
The Internet is responsible for mainstreaming white supremacist ideologies
Trump’s Russia woes continue: Jared Kushner also had undisclosed Russian meeting
Matthew Rozsa
More and more connections between those in the Trump circle and Russia are being reported
Trump’s racist hypocrisy: Sessions scandal exposes double standard behind dog-whistle calls for “law and order”
Amanda Marcotte
Despite Trump's "law and order" rhetoric, it's increasingly clear his administration has no respect for the law
Guantánamo’s last 100 days
Karen J. Greenberg
For as long as Gitmo remains open, we’re imprisoned there, too, and so is the American way of life
The bigger question behind Trump’s botched Yemen raid: Why are we being dragged into yet another war?
Gary Legum
Trump was acclaimed as "presidential" for his tribute to Carryn Owens. But why was her husband sent to Yemen?
The Keystone XL Pipeline will not have to be made with American steel, despite President Trump’s memorandum
Taylor Link
Trump's promise was to buy American goods. Trump's actions are indicating otherwise
WATCH: Some feminists can be conservative too
Carrie Sheffield
NYC conservative strategist Alexandra Sherer joins Salon's Carrie Sheffield to discuss feminism in the age of Trump
WATCH: Economist Dean Baker warns about the financial dangers posed by the Trump administration
Amanda Marcotte
While an economic crash isn't imminent, Baker worries about banks defrauding customers
Alec Baldwin as President Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner? Don’t bet on it
Max Cea
More likely is an act of unity that would trump Baldwin’s presence in profundity
Ben Carson, Rick Perry confirmed to Cabinet posts
Jessica Lipsky
Two more controversial nominees join Trump's Cabinet
“I should not be investigating a campaign I had a role in”: Jeff Sessions announces he will recuse himself
Sophia Tesfaye
The Attorney General did not admit any wrongdoing but did pull himself from any probes of Trump's ties to Russia
A fish called Bannon: Trump’s top adviser is leading an administration in disarray
Michael Winship
The White House chief strategist may think he knows what he's doing, but bluster isn't enough to get what he wants
Trump is missing $19 billion in funding for border wall
Rachel Leah
For a wall that is estimated to cost $20 billion, existing funds arent even enough to start construction
Donald Trump Jr. “likely” received $50,000 in speaking fees from a group with ties to Russia
Taylor Link
The group promotes Russian foreign policy initiatives and nominated Russia President Vladimir Putin for Nobel Prize
Russia lies bite back: The administration’s persistent dishonesty only feeds the Russia scandal
Simon Maloy
If there's nothing to the Russia scandal, as Team Trump insists, then why does it keep lying about Russia?
Donald Trump and Andrew Jackson: More in common than just populism
Billy J. Stratton
Jackson's America saw an era of the marginalization of people, while using exceptionalism and progress as mantras
Paul Ryan says he doesn’t think Jeff Sessions should recuse himself from Russia probe
Taylor Link
The House Majority Leader said that Sessions should recuse himself if he is "the subject of an investigation"
Instead of trashing a $600 EpiPen, some patients are getting a refill
Shefali Luthra
One doctor's workaround may help individuals mitigate climbing costs
Fox News needs Trump for ratings — and he revels in it for validation
Matthew Rozsa
Trump is an avid TV watcher and is sticking with the network that says what he wants to hear
WATCH: 5 big blunders Donald Trump made in his first 30 days in office
D. Watkins
On today's Salon 5, we're going to look at the huge, huge mistakes of Trump's first month as president
Chevron admits what Donald Trump will not: Climate change is real and could pose a (financial) problem
Matthew Rozsa
One of Big Oil's leviathans is owning up to the reality of climate change
Trump shows his hand on Israel-Palestine
Jonathan Cook
He's not interested in peace. Neither is Netanyahu
Why mass deportations are costly and hurt the economy
Mark Humphery-Jenner
Don't think about the ethics of deporting people en masse. Think about how much it's going to hurt the economy
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