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It’s Breitbart’s White House now: House organ of the alt-right builds a power base in the West Wing
Gary Legum
Former Breitbart head Steve Bannon adds two staffers from his fringe news site to the Trump team. What's next?
Trump’s hiring freeze annoys unions — but could save billions for taxpayers and future generations
Carrie Sheffield
Liberals and unions are outraged, but limiting the power and privilege of public sector unions makes economic sense
Donald Trump dogged by insecurity over popular vote, media coverage
Julie Pace, Jonathan Lemire
He's frustrated that he's seen as illegitimate
Donald Trump, Republicans plan enormous tax cuts, even though it’s going to balloon the deficit
Matthew Rozsa
The Republican Party may throw away its fiscal responsibility mantra with its planned massive tax cuts
Donald Trump’s Supreme Court pick could come next week
Mark Sherman, Vivian Salama
Trump is expected to pick one of three very conservative candidates on Feb. 2
Trump administration purges all information about climate change from the EPA website
Matthew Rozsa
The president's denial about climate change is about to have some very big consequences
President Trump orders investigation into “voter fraud” as his administration looks to crack down on voting rights
Taylor Link
In a couple of tweets Wednesday morning, Trump revealed he truly believes in mass voter fraud against him
Donald Trump expected to sign executive order to start Mexico border wall construction
Matthew Rozsa
To many, Trump is going too far with his anti-immigrant policies. To the right wing, he hasn't gone far enough
Don’t look now: It’s President Pence! Donald Trump can be deposed, even without impeachment
Heather Digby Parton
Given Trump's erratic behavior in his first few days, Washington is starting to murmur about the 25th Amendment
Donald Trump’s escalating war against the media
Steven Rosenfeld
The first war under Trump’s presidency is with the press and it's just the beginning
Donald Trump threatens to impose martial law in Chicago, and it may be over a feud with Rahm Emanuel
Matthew Rozsa
President Trump's feud with Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel could have big, big consequences
Can Democrats appeal to all races? Internal dispute on race heats up in DNC contest
Matthew Sheffield
Energize voters of color or reach out to working-class whites? One leading candidate says it's a "false choice"
South Dakota Republicans’ “state of emergency” is a brazen political coup against anti-corruption law
Sophia Tesfaye
Sorry North Carolina GOP, Republicans in South Dakota may pull off the grandest political heist in the nation
China steps up as global leader while the U.S. steps away
Flynt L. Leverett, Robert Sprinkle
As the Trump administration is disinclined to play a worldwide role, Beijing accepts opportunities to lead
From Russia with love: How Donald Trump uses Kremlin propaganda techniques against the American people
Chauncey DeVega
Whatever the truth is about Trump and Putin, Trump's political rise was built on Russian-style propaganda
The Women’s March makes its way to Mormon country: Utah protesters take up the resistance against Trump
Nico Lang
Braving the elements, an estimated 10,000 women marched for gender equality in a state with a very long way to go
Lemme take a selfie: The art and vanity of protest photography
Max Cea
What the #Womensmarch feeds got right and wrong about the Women's March on Washington
Donald Trump’s watching a lot of television, and it’s worrying his aides: reports
Matthew Rozsa
To understand the president's erratic behavior, you must understand his media addiction, news reports indicate
Donald Trump is already trying to muzzle leakers — but government employees have broad free speech rights
Amanda Marcotte
Federal employees have broad rights to tell the public what they know, which is bad news for President Trump
Donald Trump declared his Inauguration Day a “national day of patriotic devotion”
Ken Klippenstein
The proclamation points to American exceptionalism, bigly
President Trump issues executive orders to revive Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipeline projects
Matthew Rozsa
The president's executive orders could do lead to damage to the environment, critics fear
Donald Trump’s Washington, D.C., hotel lost $1.1 million in two months leading up to the election
Taylor Link
Trump International Hotel reported losses in September and October of last year, lagging behind revenue projections
Steve King is one of the few Republican leaders standing by Donald Trump’s claims about illegal voters
Matthew Rozsa
Rep. Steve King remained a lone Republican standing by Trump's illegal voter claim, as leaders distanced themselves
Sean Spicer, back on message: Reality isn’t real and we should all pity poor Donald Trump
Gary Legum
At least the suit fit this time: Spicer's comeback presser was an improvement on Crowdgate, but not by much
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