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Elizabeth Warren blasts GOP for gutting the Office of Congressional Ethics: “Who thinks we have too many rules requiring government to act ethically?”
Matthew Rozsa
Sen. Elizabeth Warren has gone on an epic Twitter takedown of Republican corruption
Donald Trump spends New Year’s Eve with convicted felon, Dubai billionaire: “The taxes are coming down”
Brendan Gauthier
Recently released video shows Trump stumping while, to his left, Joseph "Joey No Socks" Cinque cheers him on
Donald Trump’s tweets on North Korea’s nukes have established his foreign policy priorities
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's tweets on North Korea are inflammatory, belligerent — and let us know exactly where his priorities are
Robert Reich: My New Year’s wish for President-elect Donald Trump
Robert Reich
"You have 20 days in which to learn how to act as a president"
How’d we get here? The unholy crusade against political correctness was all the cover Trump needed
Jim Sleeper
Campus witch-hunts have nurtured the very threat to our free speech they allegedly sought to root out
Donald Trump may not fully understand North Korea’s nuclear program
Foster Klug
Donald Trump took to Twitter to comment on North Korea, without a full understanding of the geopolitics
Donald Trump and the Russian election hack: Why is he resisting all the evidence?
Gary Legum
Maybe Trump is Putin's tool, or is being blackmailed. But isn't it more likely he's just an insecure little creep?
Collateral damage on the Homefront: We must hold George W. Bush accountable for his crimes as Trump takes power
Stacy Bannerman
Trump is a terror, but we can't forget the politicians who allowed his rise
It’s 2017. Can we finally have a real conversation about race?
D. Watkins
Memo to white people: If you're still this uncomfortable talking about race, you're not helping
Donald Trump’s “carbon bubble” economy is bound to pop — the only question is how bad it will be
Paul Rosenberg
Trump's economic policies are built on many flawed assumptions, especially a fossil-fuel boom that won't end well
George Washington was right: Declaring love for one country while running another presents problems
Andrew Bacevich
During the campaign Donald Trump declared his love for Israel, but such sentiments have no place in statecraft
How would Republicans actually repeal the health care law?
Alan Fram
Repeal and replace the ACA is now a top-tier goal for the GOP. Here's how it might play out
Can the news be saved?: 2017’s emerging media outlets face just as many challenges as old media
Maegan Carberry
New media promised to best ever-failing traditional news, but there's so much wreckage on the landscape
Obama returns to Washington: Protecting healthcare law on the closing stretch agenda
Josh Lederman
With just under 3 weeks left in office, the President will put the finishing touches on his legacy
March on Washington and beyond: How women are resisting Donald Trump
Ilana Novick
Female political opposition to the president-elect has cropped up in places as unlikely as Teen Vogue
Can we redeem “civic virtue” in the age of Donald Trump? John Adams might have understood what just happened
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
Americans keep looking for simplistic answers in an imaginary past — but the founders may have useful advice
My shortlist of political New Year’s resolutions: A guide to staying sane in 2017
Amanda Marcotte
Yeah, 2016 was hard — and 2017 could be harder. Here are three resolutions I'm undertaking to preserve my sanity
A modest proposal: Let’s not watch Arnold Schwarzenegger on “The New Celebrity Apprentice”
Melanie McFarland
Allowing the franchise — even with Ahnold — to wither into Chapter 11 isn't just good for TV; it's good for America
Worst of the worst: 12 moments of right-wing horror and absurdity from 2016
Janet Allon
Knowing how this story ends doesn't make any of this any easier.
Conspiracy theory’s big comeback: Deep paranoia runs free in the age of Donald Trump
Paul Rosenberg
Donald Trump rode a wave of conspiracy theory all the way to the White House. His opponents must avoid its allure
Donald Trump’s corporate tax amnesia: Repatriation didn’t work in 2004, and it won’t work in 2017
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump wants to give big businesses a huge tax break and claims it will create jobs — but it won't
Recipe for a new Camelot: Donald Trump needs to ask what he can do for the country first
Carrie Sheffield
Donald Trump might have the right ingredients to become a JFK-like president — if his ego and ambition will let him
Darkest before the dawn: How to prepare for President Trump
Peter Dreier
A 10-point plan for activists, politicians, the press and everyday citizens
Donald Trump’s computer security advice: “If you have something really important, have it delivered by courier”
Jill Colvin
The president-elect says that "no computer is safe" when asked about hacking, which he "knows a lot about"
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