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Kellyanne gets a pass: White House says Conway spoke “without nefarious motive” when plugging Ivanka Trump products
Matthew Rozsa
The White House has decided Conway should be off the hook for potentially violating ethics rules
WATCH: President Trump’s worst nightmare? Oprah plots 2020 presidential run
Taylor Link
The megastar TV personality revealed that she is reconsidering a bid for the presidency
Donald Trump’s assertion about terrorism had a major falsehood
Matthew Rozsa
The president's claim about foreign terrorists missed a key fact
Donald Trump’s claim that “education is the civil rights issue of our time” gets an F
D. Watkins
This comment in Trump's speech to Congress about education and civil rights earns him a failing grade on both
Donald Trump, pseudo-president: Media embraces his latest “pivot” like the proverbial drunk under a streetlight
Chauncey DeVega
Only because the bar has been set so low for Trump's presidency did that litany of lies qualify as "presidential"
Press falls in line behind Trump’s “presidential” play
Max Cea
Apparently, Trump need only pantomime a proper president for the media to start seeing him as one
Is it Watergate yet?
Joe Conason
How many illegal acts does it take to finally get rid of this corrupt administration?
Sean Hannity’s White House bidding: Pundit vouches for aide at request of the Trump administration
Taylor Link
The Fox News host plays the PR game to help out his friend, the president
Losing a war — one bad metaphor at a time
William J. Astore
Will more troops help the U.S. win in Afghanistan if there's no change in the policies of battle there?
Donald Trump acts as his own anonymous source in meeting with network anchors
Matthew Rozsa
The president continues his longstanding tradition of being his own anonymous or pseudonymous source
Trump: Immigration reform could feature “compromises”
Taylor Link
Before Trump mentioned immigration reform in his speech before Congress, he told reporters he wants a new bill
Democrats will take a “wait and see” approach to what Trump does after his unusually low-key speech
Matthew Rozsa
"Actions speak louder than words. He has not done anything to unite," says Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer
WATCH: Michael Moore says President Trump’s speech ushered in a “new chapter” of George Orwell’s “1984”
Taylor Link
The director called the president a "narcissist" but also said that Trump "always knows what he's doing"
Donald Trump wants to run the government as a business. But he’s never been any good at that either
Heather Digby Parton
The premise has a few flaws: The two arenas have little in common. And Trump has always been terrible at business
“Presidential”: Donald Trump’s address to Congress gets praise, criticism
Matthew Rozsa
When the bar is so low, being boring in one's offensiveness can be seen as a plus
Republicans oppose Trump’s military-ballooning budget proposal
Andrew Taylor
Republicans are taking issue with Trump's proposal to drastically cut funding to many programs
Fact-checking Trump’s speech to Congress: Trump takes credit he hasn’t earned
Calvin Woodward, Christopher S. Rugaber
Some of the things Trump bragged about happened under President Obama
Mr. Trump visits the Capitol: Same old lies in a terrifying new context
Gary Legum
It was the usual collection of propaganda falsehoods — but delivered to the actual Congress by the actual president
Don’t just throw tax breaks at business: Trump should incentivize smart infrastructure
Angelo Young
Trump's infrastructure plan should do more than dish out tax credits — modernizing must be on the agenda
Trump’s incompetent war on the federal bureaucracy could lead to his undoing
Matthew Sheffield
Trump has filled barely half the offices he's allowed to. Richard Nixon could have told him that's a big mistake
Tom Brady can be more than a historically great athlete
Max Cea
How boycotting the Patriots’ White House visit is an opportunity for Tom Brady to transcend sports
WATCH: Infowars sponsors a journalist’s trip to Malmö, Sweden, but he finds little evidence of a Muslim crime wave
Rachel Leah
After much debate over immigrant-related crime in Sweden, Tim Pool traveled to the city of Malmö to see for himself
What to watch for when Trump makes 1st address to Congress
Nancy Benac
As s former reality TV star, there's extra potential for drama as Trump makes his first address to Congress
Trump, Wilbur Ross wanted to use food inspections as a bargaining chip in trade deals: report
Matthew Rozsa
The president's reservations on food safety only seem to apply when the food comes from a foreign country
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