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Trump insults Biden as “weak” — but some of Biden’s family voted for Trump
Matthew Rozsa
Trump took a swipe at former Vice President Joe Biden, who is one of the frontrunners to oppose him in 2020
Meet Julián Castro: Is he the Obama of the 2020 race?
D. Watkins
Former HUD secretary tells "Salon Talks" about his coming of age, the border crisis and why he's running
Trump denies stories that he concealed details of his conversation with Putin
Matthew Rozsa
Trump adamantly denied stories that he has concealed details about his conversations with Putin from his own staff
The case for a national general strike protesting Trump’s heartless shutdown
Bob Hennelly
The social cohesion for a general strike supporting federal workers is part of America’s past, how about now?
Where abortion fights will play out In 2019
Julie Rovner
Here are four venues where the debate over reproductive health services for women will play out in 2019
How is trade working out for you, President Trump?
Uwe Bott
The fallacy of seeking to reduce the U.S. trade deficit without raising U.S. savings rates
Trump’s Syria flip-flop
Terry H. Schwadron
Who speaks for the United States abroad? The President or Bolton?
Is Donald Trump a Russian agent, or the victim of a Deep State Witch Hunt? Sure!
Andrew O'Hehir
Friday's explosive New York Times report on the FBI's Trump probe changes everything — and also changes nothing
Oprah Winfrey to interview Beto O’Rourke as signs point toward possible 2020 presidential campaign
Shira Tarlo
Democratic activists have begun to lay campaign groundwork for O'Rourke if he decides to throw his hat in the ring
The race to re-learn hemp farming
Leslie Nemo
Researchers have a lot to learn about the previously-banned crop before it flourishes on American farms
Trump doesn’t want a wall, all he wants is an issue
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump is betting his presidency not on the actual physical wall, but the rhetorical barrier of the wall
Salon 2020: Meet Richard Ojeda, West Virginia populist and among the first out of the gate
Matthew Rozsa
He lost a congressional race but now wants a bigger job. He supports the Green New Deal — and he voted for Trump
4 reasons the corporate media refuses to talk about things that matter
Thom Hartmann
And how we can restore to America a rational media landscape
Iowa Rep. Steve King claims he rejects white nationalism — but his record suggests otherwise
Shira Tarlo, Matthew Rozsa
King has a long history of making comments that appear sympathetic toward white nationalism and other racist ideas
From “Porky’s” to “Sex Education”: Teen raunch comedies thrive in the worst of times
Melanie McFarland
The new Netflix series gives a dated American genre a much-needed update that's perfect for us now
This paragraph explains why everyone in politics is so scared of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Cody Fenwick
Adam Serwer argues the reaction she has drawn is hardly surprising for a woman of color who is gaining in stature
Democrats probe Mike Pompeo’s appearances on Sean Hannity’s Fox News show
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans are getting called out about lying regarding terrorists at the southern border
Three ways Mueller could make his report public — even if the Department of Justice tries to stop it
Tom Boggioni
“Mueller still has a lot of tools at his disposal,” Lawfare founder Benjamin Wittes explains
“The View” producer scolds co-host Meghan McCain for repeatedly calling Michael Cohen a “jackass”
Travis Gettys
"Sorry I can’t say that, but the audience is in agreement with us," McCain apologized. "That guy seems shady"
Lessons from Watergate: How Democrats can finally turn Donald Trump’s own voters against president
Neil Baron
The pro-Trump media allowed the president to become the most trusted source of news for his base
Bernie Sanders calls Donald Trump’s bluff with prescription drugs bill
Matthew Rozsa
Sen. Bernie Sanders introduced bills to lower the price of prescription drugs
Mitch McConnell has the power to shut down the shutdown: So why isn’t he?
Amanda Marcotte
By letting Trump drag out the shutdown, McConnell hurts not just Americans, but his own party and even Trump
How evangelical ideology is shaping President Donald Trump’s foreign policy
Matthew Chapman
Trump’s close relationship with evangelical politicians and voters (or more specifically, white ones) is well-known
Ivy League linguistics professor diagnoses the frequent misspellings in Donald Trump’s tweets
Brad Reed
"Serial misuse of public language is one of many shortcomings that betray his lack of fitness for the presidency"
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