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A tariff is still a tax: President Trump’s wall will be paid for by Americans paying taxes on imported goods
Matthew Rozsa
If you promise to build a wall on someone else's dime and they refuse to pay, what do you do?
Donald Trump’s team at EPA vetting “controversial” public meetings and presentations
Andrew Revkin
The mood is dark as Trump takes over the environmental agency he pledged to reduce to “little tidbits"
Democrats’ risky new Trump strategy: Pry him away from his own party and win back his voters
Matthew Sheffield
Congressional Democrats aim to force Trump into a choice: Republican policy or the voters who elected him
Republican hubris? Trump and GOP are dismantling Obama’s legacy; if they go too far, they risk doom
Carrie Sheffield
As a loyal conservative, I see great danger ahead if Donald Trump and the hard right can't reach out to moderates
The dark (k)night: Donald Trump’s new world order spells bad times ahead
William J. Astore
Greater military spending, border walls and vilification of the Other in the name of "winning" doesn't bode well
Dispatches from the cold civil war
Neal Pollack
Trump's America Is tearing us asunder, as told to Ken Burns
“I’ve asked and it hasn’t happened now for the last 18 months”: Illinois’ GOP governor complains Donald Trump hasn’t called about violence in Chicago
Sophia Tesfaye
Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner said Trump's plan to send in the National Guard "would be a mistake”
Money and conquest: It’s Trump against the world
John Feffer
Brace yourself for a coming clash of civilizations.
The Twitter rebellion: Badlands National Park is the latest national park to defy President Trump
Taylor Link
The Badlands National Park Twitter handle broke a gag rule to tweet out scientific facts, first signs of resistance
White House spokesman: Trump calling for 20 percent tax on imports from Mexico to pay for southern border wall
Julie Pace
Congressional approval would be needed to approve the import tax
Demonstrators flood the streets of Philadelphia to protest Donald Trump at GOP retreat
Sophia Tesfaye
Throngs of protesters took to the streets for the third day of massive protests since Trump's inauguration
After his first week on the job, President Trump’s approval rating is 36 percent
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump's presidency is off to a less-than-enthusiastic start for everyone except Republicans
My broken bones are teaching me to fight Trump
Mary Elizabeth Williams
In politics and in health, you have to play the hand you're dealt
Just say no: On both political and moral grounds, Democrats should oppose all Trump appointees
Amanda Marcotte
Voting no on Trump's nominees is largely symbolic — but as Hillary Clinton's defeat proves, symbolism matters
Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard met with Syria’s Assad during trip
Richard Lardner
Gabbard, a pro-Sanders Democrat, met with the country's controversial president accused of war crimes
Kellyanne Conway says Tiffany Trump isn’t registered to vote in two states — but she’s indeed registered to vote in two states
Taylor Link
President Trump's upcoming "voter fraud" investigation could target his own daughter
Mutiny at Foggy Bottom: State Department management resigns en masse
Sophia Tesfaye
Mass exodus rocks the State Department days after Donald Trump signs an executive order freezing all federal hiring
Germany gives up on President Trump: Angela Merkel’s advisers don’t believe he’ll act “presidential”
Matthew Rozsa
Germany's chief executive doesn't have high hopes for her American counterpart
Following backlash from the left, Elizabeth Warren defends her vote for Ben Carson
Taylor Link
Liberal commentators, activists and her base were riled up by Warren's support of Carson for HUD secretary
Congressional Republicans sketch ambitious agenda
Erica Werner
Republicans are planning their next moves — tax reform and Affordable Care Act repeal
Truthers in the briefing room? Alex Jones claims Infowars has been offered White House credentials
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump has long been cozy with the notorious conspiracy theorist, and now it seems to be paying off
VOTE: President Trump will probably launch a voter fraud investigation, but to what extent?
Tatiana Baez
Should there be a bipartisan-supported and wide-reaching investigation, or a more focused one?
Paul Ryan flip-flops on immigration stance, agrees that American taxpayers are paying for President Trump’s border wall
Matthew Rozsa
The House Speaker, who once supported immigration reform, is now on board as Trump sours the U.S.-Mexico alliance
Standing up to Trump: “Sanctuary cities” undaunted by threats to cut funding
Gene Johnson
Politicians in New York and Seattle, among other cities, say being punished would be unconstitutional
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