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“Fox & Friends” segment questions if Taylor Swift wrote her Instagram post endorsing Democrats alone
Rachel Leah
"I don't think she was the only one that wrote that post on Instagram. She probably got some very bad information."
Democrats are now leading in nearly 70 House districts won by Donald Trump: poll
Matthew Rozsa
Sixty-nine congressional districts, which voted GOP by 15 points in 2016, now favor Democrats by 4 points
Kellyanne Conway: Women saw “our husbands, our sons, our cousins, our co-workers” in Brett Kavanaugh
Rachel Leah
"Kavanaugh should not be seen as tainted. He should be seen as somebody who went through seven FBI investigations"
Colin Powell warns Donald Trump is trying to destroy “what’s kept us alive”
Joseph Neese
Ex-GOP secretary of state rebukes Trump: "It’s become ‘Me the President’ as opposed to ‘We the People’"
Hope Hicks is hired: Trump staffer lands post-White House gig as Fox’s chief communications officer
Joseph Neese, Shira Tarlo
The former White House communications director has landed the highest-profile gig yet of any ex-Trump staffer
Mitch McConnell got called out for his Supreme Court hypocrisy on two different Sunday shows
Matthew Rozsa
Both Fox News' Chris Wallace and "Face the Nation" host John Dickerson pushed McConnell on blocking Merrick Garland
Taught to rule: Why elite men like Brett Kavanaugh lie and cheat without consequences
Chauncey DeVega
Scholar Adam Howard, author of "Learning Privilege," on how men like Kavanaugh are trained for domination
The Iran sanctions: Donald Trump’s carbon tax
Dean Baker
Trump's sanctions are substantially reducing the amount of Iranian oil that is coming on world markets
The Supreme Court now works for the Republican Party… and this Harvard law professor agrees
Matthew Rozsa
The Supreme Court is not the third branch of the government, but an appendage of the Republican Party
How is “new NAFTA” different? A trade expert explains
Amanda M. Countryman
Canada, the US and Mexico are about to rip up the 25-year-old NAFTA and replace it with something new
Jerry Brown’s mixed legacy: Is California’s departing governor a Resistance hero or a hypocrite?
Paul Rosenberg
National media celebrates Brown's accomplishments, but for California progressives the picture's more complicated
Fred Trump’s craven tax schemes are just more evidence of the conveyor belt of white male privilege
Bob Hennelly
His son’s GOP axis of avarice seeks a further concentration of wealth at a time of unpitying wage inequality
Commentators blast Susan Collins for supporting Brett Kavanaugh
Matthew Rozsa
The moderate Maine senator is being harshly criticized for her momentous vote supporting Brett Kavanaugh for SCOTUS
Did Democrats do enough to stop Kavanaugh? Not even close, and don’t expect more from a “blue wave”
Jim Sleeper
Yes, Democrats are preferable to this. But they're still spineless, and they melted before Kavanaugh's white rage
Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation: The patriarchy strikes back at #MeToo
Erin Keane
The confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court plays right into a simmering #MeToo backlash
Brett Kavanaugh confirmed as Supreme Court justice, will be sworn in tonight
Shira Tarlo
Kavanaugh was confirmed by the Senate in a 50-48 vote, and will be the 114th justice of the Supreme Court
At New York Comic Con, horror TV shows strength and stamina
Amanda Marcotte
The deluge of horror TV grows larger in 2018, as a number of promising shows are debuted at NY Comic Con
Pulitzer-winning reporter Greg Miller on Trump and Russia: We’ve all seen the smoking gun
Andrew O'Hehir
Washington Post reporter on Trump's "subservience" to Vladimir Putin and the "subversion of American democracy"
Donald Trump’s father is the root of his rage
David Shields
The way Donald Trump's father treated him affects us all now
California sweep? Democrats hope to win all six competitive House races
Igor Derysh
If current trends hold, Republicans could get wiped off the map in the Southern California suburbs
Business at Trump’s flagship NYC hotel has crashed since his political rise
Brad Reed
Documents show that revenue at Trump properties in New York and Chicago has dropped significantly
Ted Cruz named one of most “vulnerable” senators; Texas race now a toss-up
Igor Derysh
Texas senator may be in free fall: Pundits hedge their bets as Beto O'Rourke piles up money, attracts big crowds
The “gravedigger of American democracy”: Holocaust historian says Mitch McConnell broke politics
Cody Fenwick
Historian Christopher Browning compares the GOP senate leader to Germany's Paul von Hindenburg
Donald Trump and Chuck Grassley just accused sexual assault survivors of being paid protesters
Shira Tarlo, Summer Cartwright
Is there anything Republicans won't blame on George Soros?
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