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Adam McKay’s “Vice”: A sly, irreverent portrait of Dick Cheney’s monstrous power
Gary M. Kramer
Christian Bale, Amy Adams, Steve Carell and Sam Rockwell excel in this smart, rollicking dark comedy
Twitter mocks President Trump’s Christmas Eve meltdown
Dominique Jackson
After Trump tweets "I am all alone (poor me) in the White House," he's reminded that "Hannity is just a call away"
Steve Mnuchin’s surprise call to CEOs of big banks shocked markets — but will it save his job?
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump is reportedly unhappy after Dow suffers worst Christmas Eve on record one day after Mnuchin's call
“Fox & Friends” keeps hammering White House officials over Trump’s Syria withdrawal
Shira Tarlo
Fox News' Brian Kilmeade called President Trump's move "classic America pull the foot off the throats early"
President Trump feels “totally and completely abandoned”: report
Shira Tarlo
President Trump sulks in shutdown DC with only Twitter to turn to as he grows increasingly isolated
“Alert the day care staff”: A Republican senator just compared President Trump to a child
Matthew Rozsa
Retiring Republican Sen. Bob Corker insulted Trump insulted him on Twiter
So long, Republican Congress, and good riddance: It’s been even worse than we expected
Heather Digby Parton
Two years of Republican government has been an incompetent circus — but, hey, at least they cut rich folks' taxes
All of our bets on China have been wrong
Marshall Auerback
The current trade war is dangerously evolving into Cold War 2.0
Sen. Rand Paul airs his Festivus grievances — and then honors bipartisanship
Matthew Rozsa
Sen. Rand Paul's annual Festivus airing of grievances culminated in a touching tribute to Sen. Cory Booker
Trump is pushing Mattis out: The Secretary of Defense leaves on January 1
Matthew Rozsa
President Trump announced a replacement for Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis will take over sooner than expected
Trump’s budget director predicts government shutdown could last into 2019
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's budget director and soon-to-be acting chief of staff predicts a lengthy government shutdown
Trump insults Mattis by saying he gave him a “second chance”
Matthew Rozsa
President Trump lashed out at former Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis in an angry Saturday evening tweet
Michael Avenatti’s wild 2018 rise and fall
Matthew Rozsa
He came out of nowhere once and shook up history. It would be unwise to assume that he can't do so again
10 women of 2018 who wouldn’t be silenced
Rachel Leah
From Stacey Abrams to Stormy Daniels, these are the women who spoke out despite efforts to keep them quiet
Our poor, struggling military-industrial complex: How will it survive on $750 billion?
Alan MacLeod
Mainstream media decries "inadequate" U.S. military budget, which roughly matches rest of the world combined
Conservative writer explains why Trump’s chances of impeachment are rising
Alex Henderson
Jennifer Rubin’s advice to the Republican Party is to “start looking for options for 2020”
Trump’s inauguration paid Trump’s company — with Ivanka in the middle
Ilya Marritz, Justin Elliott
The spending could be a violation of the law
Another crazy Christmas with Donald Trump: But he can’t wreck it, because he doesn’t understand it
Andrew O'Hehir
Through his sheer vanity and ugliness, the president may help us hold onto what remains of the Christmas spirit
These Kentucky voters loathe federal government and taxes, but still rely on federal assistance
Tom Boggioni
As the dependency on federal programs has grown, the county has also grown more conservative
Donald Trump’s totally real Christmas 2018 wish list
D. Watkins
I've been the best president in history, Santa, and now I want you to do some things for me
Increasing evidence shows how “enmeshed” Trump was with Russian affairs before the election
Noor Al-Sibai
“His involvement with Russia was deeper than he’s acknowledged,” Trump’s former longtime architect said
Too many Democrats! Will the party’s overcrowded 2020 field spell disaster?
Matthew Rozsa
At least a dozen plausible candidates will seek the 2020 nomination. Could the GOP's 2016 implosion happen again?
5 ways nixing the Affordable Care Act could upend the entire health system
Julie Rovner
Millions could lose coverage directly
Partial government shutdown likely as House adjourns
Nicole Karlis
Last-minute negotiations failed to yield compromise — now, we're staring into the third government shutdown of 2018
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