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WATCH: Khrushchev’s great-granddaughter: “Trump acts as if he doesn’t represent America and that’s what undermines American democracy”
Carrie Sheffield
It's unfair to blame Russia for the undermining of America's democracy, Nina Khrushcheva declares
Republicans bar Hispanic lawmakers from meeting with ICE
Sophia Tesfaye
In what House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi called “highly unusual," Republicans booted some Hispanic Caucus members
President Trump implodes in unhinged 77-minute press conference
Taylor Link
The president held a presser to introduce the new labor secretary pick but mostly used his time to attack the press
Russian media is cutting back on Trump coverage
Matthew Rozsa
It could be connected to Trump's recent criticisms of Russia or the fact that his coverage began to surpass Putin's
“Not going to back down”: Vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says President Trump is committed to a “vaccine safety” commission
Sophia Tesfaye
The well-known anti-vaxxer and Robert De Niro have also offered $100,000 to anyone who can prove vaccine safety
Gini Thomas, wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, wants to lead a pro-Trump grassroots organization
Taylor Link
In an email chain, Ginni Thomas said she wanted to start a group that would counter the resistance from the left
GOP’s unsolved Obamacare dilemma: Inflict widespread pain or admit defeat?
Gary Legum
Congressional Republicans remain split: Ideologues want repeal at any cost, while leaders fear political blowback
Silencing the civil service: Republicans crack down on federal workers’ communication
Sophia Tesfaye
Fearing a Trump crackdown, some federal workers at the EPA turned to encryption apps to communicate
After four weeks in office, President Trump is going back on the campaign trail
Matthew Rozsa
The president is rewarding himself for a month on the job with another rally in front of supporters
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls outrage over Trump’s snub of Jewish Holocaust victims “misplaced”
Taylor Link
When asked about anti-Semitism in the U.S., Trump instead talked about his Electoral College win
“You consider yourself a journalist, right?” Susan Sarandon, Chris Hayes have tense exchange over Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump
Taylor Link
The actress and activist once said that Trump may be a better option than Clinton and still believes it
China awards Donald Trump valuable new trademark
Erika Kinetz
Now Donald Trump gets to make money off his name being used in China
Trump, Republicans in Congress haven’t fulfilled major legislative promises yet
Matthew Rozsa
The president claimed he would make Washington work, but so far he can't even get his own Congress to work for him
Can Jeff Sessions be trusted to investigate Flynn, Trump and the Russians? The answer should be obvious
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's attorney general was a central figure in the presidential campaign. He can't pretend to be impartial
The battle against leaks: Trump and his allies are declaring war on an intelligence community that doesn’t trust them
Matthew Rozsa
The war between the president and the so-called "deep state" continues
Hate groups increase for second consecutive year as Trump electrifies radical right
SPLC Staff
According to the SPLC's annual census of hate groups, the surge was led by a near-tripling of anti-Muslim groups
Former ambassadors say Donald Trump’s pick for Israel is unqualified
Richard Lardner
David Friedman has staked out "extreme, radical positions," which should disqualify him
Dems call for Attorney General Jeff Sessions to recuse himself from Russia probe
Richard Lardner
Justice Department regulations would prohibit Sessions to be involved in a probe of Trump, whom he's had ties to
None dare call it treason: As the Flynn scandal widens, let’s consider the evidence that Trump is a traitor
Chauncey DeVega
Has Trump's entire team been compromised by Putin? If so, everyone who continues to support him is complicit
The Democrats’ inept resistance: Party leaders want Bernie Sanders to save them from angry activists
Simon Maloy
Rather than crafting an agenda to appeal to angry voters, Democrats make harebrained plans to hide from them
What boundaries? White House Correspondents’ Dinner creates unholy cohabitation of press, politicians
Neal Gabler
The annual event is an unhealthy display of coziness between reporters and those they should be skewering
As thousands become citizens in Los Angeles, some talk Trump
Amanda Lee Myers
Despite rhetoric from the president, they're proud to call themselves Americans now
Think about it: This whirlwind week has challenged the news cycle
Jeremy Binckes
Are you stumped by this news cycle? You are not alone
Stephen Curry spoke. Under Armour listened. Now what?
Eddie Pells
Tthe dynamic between high-profile athletes and the big-money sponsors they endorse is growing more complicated
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