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President Trump is discovering that he can’t really run the government like a business, and he doesn’t like it: report

Matthew Rozsa
In Trump's world, he's in charge. But in the real world of the U.S. government, he's not as powerful as he thinks

WATCH: Stephen Colbert points out the “vague kind of rules called laws” that Kellyanne Conway possibly broke

Taylor Link
Colbert points out that no one knows what "counseled" means when it comes to dealing with Kellyanne Conway

“This is a decision that we’ll win in my opinion very easily”: Trump defiant despite court loss over immigration ban

AP Staff
Reactions to the court ruling against the Trump administration

Trump’s imaginary America is a realm of crime and depravity — but he can find that stuff closer to home

Gary Legum
The president's new orders on crime and law enforcement offer only empty symbolism — but real people will get hurt

Rosie O’Donnell is really serious about playing Steve Bannon

AP Staff
Looks like she can do this

Will Jeff Sessions protect abortion clinics? Providers worry anti-choice AG will make their jobs more dangerous

Amanda Marcotte
Protecting abortion clinics from violence and intimidation is now Jeff Sessions' job. Can he be trusted to do it?

Bill Kristol, Donald Trump and the “one weird trick” that overturned American politics

Matthew Sheffield
Kristol's sneering comments on class speak to a bigger problem — the elite callousness that made Trump possible

CNN and sticking to your guns: A lamentation by Bill Moyers

Bill Moyers
I thought CNN was taking a courageous stand against White House lies. I was mistaken

The perils of refusing his offer: The downside of having special VIP access to President Trump is President Trump

Angelo Young
White House officials think titans of industry should be thankful to work with Trump, as if he were the godfather

WATCH: 5 reasons why Donald Trump should actually love immigrants

D. Watkins
Donald Trump is the last person who should be demonizing immigrants. Here's why

“Dilbert” creator Scott Adams calls Berkeley protesters “hypnotized zombie-boys in black masks”

Matthew Rozsa
The cartoonist fears they will "possibly try to club me to death if I walk on campus"

For Trump, a solitary start to life in the White House

Julie Pace, Jonathan Lemire
With his wife and youngest son in New York, and his grown children busy, Trump's first evenings have been lonely

Dominican deal tests Trump’s pledge of no new foreign deals

Jeff Horwitz
The branding deal would tie Trump to a wealthy Dominican family with stakes in airports, education and media

Tribe files legal challenge to stall Dakota Access pipeline

James MacPherson, Blake Nicholson
The Cheyenne River Sioux asked a federal judge to stop the work while an earlier lawsuit proceeds

Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe

Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from the aftermath of a tornado in New Orleans to Donald Trump in the Oval Office

Anne Frank Center calls out President Trump, House Republicans for “anti-Semitism” over Holocaust statement

Matthew Rozsa
Trump's not mentioning Jews in his Holocaust Remembrance Day statement was a form of Holocaust denial, center says

A bad START: Trump tells Putin U.S.-Russia treaty to limit nuclear weapons was a “bad deal”

Matthew Rozsa
The president reportedly didn't know what the New START treaty was but wanted to get rid of it

White House for sale: Trump team openly flouts ethics rules in the Nordstrom flap — because Congress will do nothing

Simon Maloy
Donald Trump and his aides promote Ivanka's business, confident that the GOP Congress will look the other way

Donald Trump escalates John McCain feud: The “loser . . . doesn’t know how to win anymore”

Matthew Rozsa
McCain has publicly disputed Trump's defense of the Yemen raid: "I don't believe that you can call it a success."

President as media critic: Trump hits CNN host Chris Cuomo for not asking a question he actually asked

Jeremy Binckes
Trump said Cuomo didn't ask Sen. Blumenthal about his history in Vietnam. That was the first question

When the government really did fear a Bowling Green massacre — from a white supremacist

A.C. Thompson
Assault rifles, body armor, a possible kill list, but not much attention when a white man wanted a "race war"

Trump on Twitter: Senator “lied” by reporting Gorsuch comments everyone confirmed were said

Matthew Rozsa
Trump says that a senator "lied" by reporting that Gorsuch said he was worried about Trump's judicial hostility

Trump and terrorism: Why is the White House ignoring the real danger of homegrown extremism?

Heather Digby Parton
Ask the FBI — the biggest danger comes from white supremacists, "sovereign citizens" and other homegrown nuts

WATCH: 5 reasons why Donald Trump’s Black History Month breakfast was a phony farce

D. Watkins
I know I'll never eat breakfast with Donald Trump — here's why
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