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Atlantic alliance of hate: Donald Trump and the European far right
Amanda Marcotte
Trump is importing Europe's right-wing white nationalism — and it's different from standard-issue U.S. racism
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: Business meets government at his inauguration
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump has now been president for one week — and his conflicts are not going away
Donald Trump’s economic policy, and the entire pseudo-science of “supply-side,” is based on “alternative facts”
Conor Lynch
Going back to Reagan, Republican economic policies have been built on false premises. Trump just makes it obvious
Don’t tell traumatized people to just “get over it”: Easing trauma pains might take help from (and benefit) us all
Joan Cook
The pains of the past carry into the future, especially for groups of people who have been mistreated for decades
Trump signs “new vetting measures” to guard against terror
Ken Thomas, Julie Pace
"We're no longer going to be the country that doesn't know what it's doing," Trump said
Matthew McConaughey in Stephen Gaghan’s adventure film “Gold” delivers a bewildering yawn
Gary Kramer
An adventure story based on the true life saga of a scoundrel's gold fever underwhelms, but how?
“The oppression party”: A week into the job, Trump antagonizes the media
Adam Geller
Trum said media " is guilty of "dishonesty, total deceit and deception"
Should unnamed sources and leaks be taken seriously?
Anthony Fargo
In an age of “fake news," how should readers judge the credibility of a story whose sources aren’t revealed?
ACLU vows “eternal vigilance,” gears up for a long battle against President Donald Trump
Matthew Rozsa
The president is going to have to face a lot of ACLU lawsuits if he doesn't check his own power
Trump’s “Curveball” moment: His “voter fraud” investigation is apparently based on one unsubstantiated tweet
Simon Maloy
Trying to outdo George W. Bush in bad information, Trump goes after "voter fraud" based on random internet guy
President Trump owes workers who built his hotel $2 million, lawsuit alleges
Matthew Rozsa
Trump hasn't paid workers for their round-the-clock work before opening his D.C. hotel, they claim
Michael Bay is producing a movie that may be set in a Donald Trump-inspired dystopia
Taylor Link
The director hasn't explicitly said that it's Trump-inspired mayhem, but it's a world about a "Trump-like" leader
Mr. O’Brien goes to Mexico: A new special from Conan subverts Trump
Max Cea
Why Conan’s upcoming special could be a potent rebuke of the president’s xenophobia
US economic growth slowed in Q4, but there’s hope ahead
Martin Crutsinger
Housing and business investment may help the economy rebound 2.5 percent in the coming months
Most Americans want government to keep funding Planned Parenthood, Obamacare: poll
Matthew Rozsa
The American people may not be in step with Donald Trump's right-wing agenda
Congress gone wild! While Trump grabs headlines, the House has been hard at work pushing GOP agenda
Gary Legum
Congressional Republicans are drafting their own radical agenda for the future of America
President Trump’s voters seem to be fine with him using a private email server: poll
Taylor Link
After a year of "Lock her up chants," Republican voters no longer seem concerned about presidential cybersecurity
Keep in step: The women’s march was great, but it’s not enough
Michael Winship
Work must take place at every level, from organizing and keeping informed, to sending emails to officials
Kellyanne Conway says President Trump may be removing sanctions on Russia
Matthew Rozsa
The president's counselor is setting us up for the possibility that he will revoke the sanctions against Russia
9 terrible things President Trump has done in just a week
Kali Holloway, Video produced by Kevin Carlin
There are four more years of this to come
President Trump is pulling Obamacare ads — even though taxpayers have already paid for them
Matthew Rozsa
President Trump's personal crusade against Obamacare has prompted him to pull ads — which were already paid for
Republicans are not on board with Trump’s “voter fraud” investigation
Matthew Rozsa
The president is relying on Gregg Phillips, who told CNN he has proof of voter fraud, but wouldn't show any
President Trump ordered the National Park Service to find photos that made his inauguration look huge
Taylor Link
After the media circulated photos that showed a small crowd size for an inauguration, Trump turned to Park Service
Behind Trump’s bogus investigation of voter fraud lies the GOP’s long crusade to keep people of color from voting
Heather Digby Parton
Voter-suppression zealot Hans von Spakovsky is among the key voices urging Trump to go after mythical voter fraud
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