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Trump embraces legacy of Andrew Jackson
Jonathan Lemire
"The moment is Jacksoninan but do we have a Jackson in the Oval Office?", asks author Jon Meacham of Trump
What happens after the next big terrorist attack? Trump is paving the way toward a terrifying crackdown
Émile P. Torres
Terrorism presents a grave danger — not for the reasons Trump claims, but because it could undermine democracy
The president’s secret: Trump once told NYC his net worth was much lower than what he said publicly
Derek Kravitz
President Trump has long given wildly varying numbers estimating his net worth
It’s time to put food policy back on the table
Jim Hightower
While farmers' earnings dip and agribusiness thrives, remember that consumers crave local, sustainable, tasty food
Are fossil fuel companies telling investors enough about the risks of climate change? Probably not, but it’s complicated
Paul Griffin, Amy Myers Jaffe
Trump could reverse a recent push to require oil companies to disclose more information about climate change risks
WATCH: Khrushchev’s great-granddaughter on Putin: “He made us respected”
Alexandra Clinton
For Russians, world recognition is number one — sanctions and critics aside
Ayahuasca, meditation and activism: On cultivating the mindful politics of love
Adam Szetela
How I learned to embrace compassion not just for the powerless, but for Donald Trump and Paul Ryan as well
“Hate is nature’s most perfect energy source”: Showtime’s “Billions” hits its stride in its return
Melanie McFarland
The second season of the premium cable drama loses a share of its histrionics, but none of its addictiveness
Welcome to the Donald Trump mailbag: Bigly responses to totally tremendous letters from his fans
Bill Scheft
President Trump graciously shares his wisdom (like a meatloaf with Chris Christie!) with his adoring supporters
Netanyahu’s meeting with Trump: Good for Israeli-Palestinian peace?
Dov Waxman
Trump administration looks likely to adopt a more permissive attitude toward Israeli settlements than Obama
America comes in third: Trump’s foreign policy is looking more and more like “China First,” “Russia Second”
Michael T. Klare
President Donald Trump is giving the phrase “multipolar world” an entirely new meaning
From Edmund Burke to Mr. Burns: In the age of Trump, conservative thought has died at last
Andrew O'Hehir
Conservatism once had a coherent philosophy. After the neocons, the bigots and the neo-fascists, nothing's left
Michael Flynn, right-wing hero: Will conservatives embrace him the way they did Ollie North?
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's disgraced adviser may be viewed as a righteous fallen rebel, like Oliver North or G. Gordon Liddy
Trump’s gift to Wall Street: When it comes to bank regulations, there’s nobody better to consult than bankers themselves
John Light
Bankers and the Republicans who listen to them want to undo a number of regulations
Sincerely, Niccolo Machiavelli: An open letter to Donald Trump, from the guy who wrote the book on power moves
Liam Frölund
I must commend you on your masterful victory over your opponents. But some of my lessons you've failed to learn
WATCH: Bill Maher says liberals shouldn’t be afraid of “impish, British fag” Yiannopoulos
Alli Joseph
Milo Yiannopoulos says he cares about free speech, Maher tells him to get off the "Trump Train"
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: What a simple trademark can do to a president’s foreign policy
Matthew Rozsa
It's becoming increasingly difficult for Trump's defenders to convincingly argue he's not profiting
Out of darkness, light: Will the Trumpian nightmare lead to a real “political revolution” after all?
Conor Lynch
Slavoj Žižek argued Trump would be better for the left than Clinton — and if we survive this, he might be right
Trump’s entire campaign was a bait-and-switch: Washington’s a mess, and it’s all the president’s fault
Robert Reich
Trump's showing himself to be about the most inept, disorganized, sloppy, incompetent president in recent memory
Media Matters’ Eric Boehlert on how journalists are getting it right: “A lot of journalists are doing the best they can”
Jeremy Binckes
As Trump bashes the press, which is blamed for his rise to power, the media critic offers credit
WATCH: Hillary Clinton dines with “SNL” actress Kate McKinnon
Jessica Lipsky
“Lots of laughter emanated from their table"
Washington may have finally found bipartisan consensus with Congressional Cannabis Caucus
Sophia Tesfaye
Bipartisan House lawmakers launch pro-marijuana club
Resistance recess: Activists gear up to pressure Republican lawmakers during congressional break
Sophia Tesfaye
We will replace you: New progressive PAC also warns Democrats who don't oppose President Trump will face a primary
Ted Nugent joins Kid Rock as potential candidate for U.S. Senate race in Michigan
Taylor Link
The rock musician could not rule out a bid in an interview
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