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I was wrong about the “blue wave”: It’s here. But where will it land and what does it mean?
Andrew O'Hehir
What will happen in November? Who knows! But the wave led by progressive women is transforming American politics
Why New York City is giving Silicon Valley a serious run for its money
Sam Natapoff
NYC is both leading and competing with SV in key sectors, including AI, advanced manufacturing, cyber security
Hurricane Manafort makes landfall in Washington D.C.
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump campaign chairman pleads guilty and is cooperating with Mueller
Disaster president: Why is Trump acting like the mayor from Jaws?
Matthew Rozsa
OK, the analogy may not be perfect, but it makes way too much sense. Can we marvel at the pathetic irony?
Trump keeps trying to kill agency that investigates chemical plant disasters
William G. Schulz
A small, independent federal agency is teetering on the brink of elimination
Four takeaways on Puerto Rico’s death toll in the wake of Trump’s tweet storm
Carmen Heredia Rodriguez
The death toll from Hurricane Maria has been a point of contention between officials and residents who live there
Many Trump aides believe the president will pardon Paul Manafort — a potentially impeachable act
Travis Gettys
Pardoning Manafort does not come without significant risk for President Donald Trump
Alan Dershowitz: Paul Manafort’s flip is a “big win” for Robert Mueller, nothing is “off the table”
Nicole Karlis
The flip "potentially opens up lots of doors that probably haven't been opened before," Dershowitz tells MSNBC
White House aides using “large colored charts” to show Trump the dangers posed by Hurricane Florence
Brad Reed
They knew using mere words would not do the trick
Michael Avenatti makes the case for indicting President Donald Trump: “No one is above the law”
Shira Tarlo
"The fact that Mr. Trump is a sitting president should not derail a process that applies to all Americans"
After Colin Kaepernick ad, Nike stock closed at an all-time high
Rachel Leah
The "Just Do It" ad prompted boycotts, but it seems the outrage did little to curtail the company's stock
For the second time this week, Fox News fact-checks a false economic claim made by a Trump
Matthew Rozsa
The president's son also repeated an anti-Semitic slur he had previously used regarding Bob Woodward's book "Fear"
Michael Avenatti asks Tucker Carlson on Fox News: “How do you have a show and you’re this ignorant?”
Rachel Leah
Carlson admitted he did believe that Trump had an affair with Daniels, and that's where the pair's agreement ended
Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort reaches plea deal, agrees to cooperate with Mueller
Shira Tarlo
The man who spent five months as Trump's 2016 campaign chairman was previously convicted of eight counts of fraud
Bernie Sanders calls for a new international left to fight Steve Bannon’s right-wing “Movement”
Heather Digby Parton
Supposed genius Steve Bannon thinks he can lure progressives into the nationalist right. Sanders says no thanks
Senators seek answers from HUD about public housing crisis in east St. Louis
Molly Parker
A recent investigation shows ongoing problems a year after HUD gave the housing authority back to local control
Trump’s economic boom is only for the rich — and likely won’t help Republicans in midterms
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's vaunted economic growth isn't benefiting people who work for a living — but the rich want even more
Former NYC mayor, billionaire Michael Bloomberg planning 2020 presidential run: report
Nicole Karlis
Sources tell Times of London he’s preparing to run as a Democrat
Public health groups skeptical of FDA crackdown on e-cigs
Nicole Karlis
Some believe the FDA's proclamation this week is devoid of meaningful action to curb America's e-cig addiction
The woman who famously flipped off Trump’s motorcade from her bicycle has decided to run for office
Shira Tarlo
Juli Briskman describes her protest as an exercise of First Amendment rights, and she would "probably" do it again
NRA spokesperson Dana Loesch to “Fox & Friends”: “I’m not a partisan zealot”
David Edwards
“Anybody who was familiar with me during the primary season knows that I definitely wasn’t"
Ann Coulter believes Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner wrote the anonymous New York Times op-ed: report
Brad Reed
“I don’t particularly want to attack Jared. But . . ."
Senate Democrats refer “information” about Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh to the FBI
Matthew Rozsa
"I have received information from an individual concerning the nomination," Dianne Feinstein said in a statement
Republicans rush to distance themselves from President Donald Trump’s false claims about Puerto Rico
Rachel Leah
"Those are just the facts of what happens when a horrible hurricane hits an isolated place," Paul Ryan asserted
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