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Why do right-wingers favor Keith Ellison in the DNC race? Various reasons, and they’re not pretty
Matthew Sheffield
Many on the right openly long for a Bernie-allied black progressive to become leader of the "anti-white" Democrats
“Donald Trump makes Mexicans not important”: Sen. Tom Cotton faces angry constituents at town hall meeting
Matthew Rozsa
The trend of Republican legislators receiving grief from their constituents continues with Tom Cotton
Praise, criticism follow Trump’s transgender bathroom executive order
AP Staff
The Trump administration rescinds federal guidelines allowing transgender students leeway in using bathroom
Trump may get most federal judicial appointments since 1950s
Steven Rosenfeld
The Supreme Court seat wasn't the only seat that was hijacked by Senate Republicans
Standing Rock is burning in the snow and departing water protectors grieve DAPL progress
Alli Joseph
Standing Rock water protectors torched their teepees, just so the Army Corps couldn't touch them
Can we finally ditch the white working-class myth? Obama-to-Trump voters weren’t the problem
Chauncey DeVega
More white Obama voters switched to third-party candidates than voted for Trump, yet the media won't let it go
Puzder’s failed nomination reminds us why the secretary of labor matters
Raymond Hogler
The labor secretary runs an institution aimed at improving the lives of American workers
Think about it: Trump’s mouth shoots first, asks questions later
Jeremy Binckes
This is what the alternative fact presidency looks like
CPAC helped bring the alt-right into the conservative movement but now wants them out
Brian Tashman
The conference gave a platform to figures pushing the kind of xenophobia and racism that helped Trump win
“That is really bad”: President Trump discovers the horrors African American slaves endured
Taylor Link
The president pledged "to do everything I can to continue that promise of freedom for African Americans"
“Milo bills” crop up across the country: Republicans rush to court right-wing troll by protecting offensive speech on campus
Sophia Tesfaye
Milo Yiannopoulos has sparked waves of student protests, now GOP lawmakers want to protect his offensive remarks
Donald Trump is struggling to keep his border wall promise
Matthew Rozsa
The president is having trouble keeping one of his most famous campaign promises
Paul Krugman blasts Trump’s economic arrogance
Ilana Novick
In Trumpworld, Krugman writes, "numbers are what you want them to be, and anything else is fake news"
Real fake news: German newspaper retracts bogus story about sexual assault by migrants
Matthew Rozsa
A story that claimed Arab men sexually assaulted women on New Year's Eve turns out to be bogus
Trump campaign staff to White House: The president won’t make embarrassing tweets if he doesn’t read any negative publicity
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's campaign staff managed to curb his bad tweeting habits by keeping negative coverage away from him
Trump’s understaffed Cabinet is being micromanaged by the White House, leading to friction
Matthew Rozsa
The White House's micromanaging may be rubbing many of its Cabinet officials the wrong way
WATCH: Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse tells Salon “fewer than half” of GOP senators think Trump “makes it through his presidency”
In a visit to Salon, Rhode Island Democrat says his GOP colleagues feel "a lot of anxiety" about their president
“What universe are these people living in?” Anne Frank Center blasts Sean Spicer for complaints over anti-Semitism whitewash
Matthew Rozsa
After Sean Spicer says, "Nothing is good enough" for Anne Frank Center, its executive director responds fiercely
“Shame on Mitch”: Republican members of Congress are being met by vocal and angry constituents
Matthew Rozsa
The president may not like it, but the GOPers doing his bidding are being held accountable
How much does the Johnson Amendment curtail church freedom?
Elizabeth Schmidt
A detailed look at what leaders of houses of worship can and cannot say under the Johnson Amendment
Trump’s strategic vision of chaos: Inventing a nonexistent crisis so he can “solve” it
Heather Digby Parton
The president depicts a failing America that's more like 2009 than 2017 — so he can take credit for doing nothing
Conservative forces clash in Trump’s early days
Steve Peoples
The conservative movement is in flux as thousands of adherents prepare to gather outside Washington
“You just can’t do it, mathematically”: Experts don’t share President Trump’s rosy predictions for economic growth
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump’s growth rate target of 4 percent is audacious at best and implausible at worst
Milo, Donald Trump and the outer limits of hate speech: When does absolute freedom of speech endanger democracy?
Émile P. Torres
Free speech is never absolute — and shutting down a hateful alt-right troll doesn’t violate the First Amendment
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