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Can Senate Republicans stop Trump’s plan to grant sanctions relief to Russian oligarch?
Matthew Rozsa
Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin tried to help Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska. 14 Senate Republicans can stop him
Washington is reeling over new reports of FBI case
Frank Vogl
Is President Donald Trump a Russian agent?
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand announces 2020 presidential bid on “Late Show”
Nicole Karlis
"I'm going to fight for other people's kids as hard as I would fight for my own," she told Stephen Colbert
Kathy Griffin lashes out at Don Cheadle for not supporting her: “You’re a d**k in real life”
Zack Sharf
"You. Of all people. Just another Hollywood movie star phony," Griffin wrote to Cheadle on Twitter
10 disturbing moments from William Barr’s Senate confirmation hearing
Cody Fenwick
Democratic Sen. Amy Klobuchar asked if he would jail reporters for doing their jobs — and he didn’t say no
Anonymous Trump official wishes for shutdown to last “a very long time” in Daily Caller op-ed
Alex Henderson
“It is an opportunity to strip wasteful government agencies for good," a senior member of the administration writes
Why Sally Yates’ warnings about Michael Flynn just took on new significance
Martin Cizmar
How the former acting attorney general's testimony foreshadowed Trump’s increasingly unhinged actions
Lindsey Graham asks William Barr to “promise” to probe Mueller’s team over alleged anti-Trump bias
Shira Tarlo
"I promise you: We will protect the investigation, but we're relying on you to clean this place up," Graham says
Colin Quinn on why PC culture ruins comedy: “Comedy’s never positive”
Dean Obeidallah
Colin Quinn opens up on "Salon Talks" on Trump's war on comedy and why stand-up shouldn't be scrutinized so closely
Federal judge blocks Trump administration from adding citizenship question to 2020 Census
Matthew Chapman
Experts believe a question with such loaded connotations might discourage people from returning their questionnaire
Mueller investigating Devin Nunes and Michael Flynn’s meeting with foreign officials at Trump hotel
Igor Derysh
Prosecutors may wonder whether Flynn and Nunes helped funnel Saudi and Israeli cash into Trump's inauguration
Cold Whoppers in the White House: A visual metaphor for the Trump presidency
Rachel Leah
The Clemson Tigers won a championship so they were invited to Trump's "hamberder" dream meal
Trump rebuffs Robert Mueller’s request. Is a subpoena next?
Matthew Rozsa
The president is refusing to meet with Robert Mueller for a second time
A constitutional amendment for women’s equality: Is it finally time?
Amanda Marcotte
With '70s-era feminism back in style, the fight for a constitutional amendment on gender equality is real
Roseanne Barr suggests she was fired by ABC because she is Jewish and supports Israel
Matthew Chapman
“I feel that what happened to me, a large part of it is antisemitism,” Barr claims. “I think it played a part"
Chris Christie claims Kushner completely misjudged two key events that led to Mueller’s appointment
Brad Reed
“The president was ill served by poor advice,” Christie writes of Kushner’s counsel on how to deal with the Russia
Ahead of 2020, have Democrats “moved on” from Bernie Sanders?
Shira Tarlo
Why some of Sanders supporters believe the Vermont independent is not the best candidate to take on Donald Trump
Kirsten Gillibrand: “#MeToo Senator” expected to make first steps toward 2020 campaign “within days”
Shira Tarlo
The outspoken lawmaker has emerged as the face of Washington's reckoning with the #MeToo era
Trump wants to pull U.S. out of NATO: NYT
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump has discussed pulling the United States out of NATO... which would help Russia
Will the Dems get Trumped? Why I dread the 2020 primary campaign
Bob Cesca
Fight Trump on Trump's terms could spell disaster. To save democracy, Democrats will have to act like grownups
If Trump declares a national emergency, could Congress or the courts reverse it?
Chris Edelson
History shows that Congress can play an important role in checking a president's power, but hasn't
New analysis suggests Democrats are wrong to fear Medicare for All
Julia Conley
Study finds no political downside for Democrats who back Medicare for All, although party leaders remain skeptical
Mainstream media is now worried the U.S. won’t occupy Syria indefinitely
Gregory Shupak
New York Times, Washington Post editorials assume the U.S. has a right to determine other countries' fates
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