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Brexit rooted more in elite politics than mass resentment
Craig Parsons
Conservative leaders, starting with Thatcher, pushed the idea that nationalism was more important than free trade
Lessons of Maria Butina: Are men too easily flattered by young women to be trusted with power?
Amanda Marcotte
Should men be allowed to have power at all? Latest scandals in TrumpWorld suggest they simply can't be trusted
News from the far side of nowhere: In a crippled world, all the news that’s fit to splint
Tom Engelhardt
America already preparing to sign off on 2018 in a blur of Trump
Jeanine Pirro was paid to speak at GOP event with Kevin McCarthy — who thanked her the next day
Eric Hananoki
Pirro has used her Fox News program to push a Republican cause that was related to her speaking fee
Paris is burning — and London too: World War IV and the crisis of democracy
Andrew O'Hehir
These events are not disconnected, and not as far away as they look. The crisis of democracy just got hotter
Influencing elections, one investment at a time
Sam Natapoff
The investment theory of political campaigns and elections
The EPA airbrushed away 6 million cars to make your gas mileage worse
Nathanael Johnson
The idea that making cars cheaper will lead to fewer cars on the road is “inconsistent with basic economic theory"
All Donald Trump wanted was to be president, and just look how it turned out!
Lucian K. Truscott IV
He just wanted to be president, and now look at him; Trump is going to be a defendant
Paul Ryan’s disgraceful last act: Providing cover for Trump on Yemen war
Sophia Tesfaye
Just as Republicans find some spine on foreign policy, Paul Ryan bids farewell to D.C. by doing Trump's bidding
Wall Street, banks, and angry citizens
Nomi Prins
The inequality gap on a planet growing more extreme
Trump names Mick Mulvaney as “acting” chief of staff
Nicole Karlis
Trump has found someone to take over the position of John Kelly
Salon’s comments of the week: What’s “Hollywood’s best-disguised film noir”?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Our readers weigh in on the Russia investigation, workplace diversity and the darkest holiday tale
Kellyanne Conway’s husband calls out President Donald Trump for claiming he did not commit a felony
Brad Reed
Why George Conway is not letting up on his criticisms of the commander-in-chief
Even Fox News’ Judge Andrew Napolitano believes that President Donald Trump faces real legal peril
Cody Fenwick
"Any scheme to defraud the government by failing to report what must be reported is a crime," Napolitano claims
From David Bossie to Jared Kushner: Who could replace John Kelly as White House chief of staff
Shira Tarlo
Kelly is expected to exit the White House at the end of the year – a mere 16 months after he first started the job
Diamond & Silk propose demilitarized zone at border: “Take the military, and put it on the border”
Shira Tarlo
Trump has repeatedly threatened to shut down the government if Congress fund his long-promised wall
ICE targets good Samaritans: Another new low in Trump-era cruelty and complicity
Chauncey DeVega
Every week, this brutality becomes more normalized and we do nothing to stop it. Time to say: Not in our name
Kellyanne Conway claims that calling President Donald Trump a liar is a “slur” during CNN interview
Shira Tarlo
"You're saying he's not telling the truth. That's a slur. That's a slur," the White House aide said to Chris Cuomo
Michael Cohen claims Trump knew hush-money payments were wrong: “Don’t believe what he is saying”
Shira Tarlo
Cohen claimed his former boss directed him to break the law during the 2016 race Friday on "Good Morning America"
Nancy Pelosi: “These allegations against the president are coming from his own Justice Department”
Brad Reed
Pelosi also said she believes there is a “path” available for House Democrats to obtain the president’s tax returns
Trump and the National Enquirer: David Pecker could be very bad news for Trump
Heather Digby Parton
David Pecker, publisher of the National Enquirer, is coming clean at last. Trump knows that could spell doom
Can Donald Trump be indicted? Constitutional experts aren’t sure
Matthew Rozsa
Salon looks at what constitutional experts say about whether President Trump could be indicted
Top Armed Services Republican bought defense contractor stock after military spending push
Igor Derysh
Sen. James Inhofe bought at least $50,000 in Raytheon stock, then dumped it when reporters asked questions
With an impeachable Trump and Pence, are you ready for President Pelosi?
Thom Hartmann
The twists and turns of a major federal investigation could land us with a very different kind of president
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