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Revenge of the “flipper”: Cooperating with the feds can offer a chance at redemption
Jonathan Green
Despite the longtime stigma against "rats," many criminals who cooperate get a real chance to reset their lives
Hurricane Maria and its aftermath caused 2,975 deaths in Puerto Rico, new study concludes
Shira Tarlo
The figure from independent researchers is much higher than the government's original official death toll of 64
Trump reportedly bragged to Japanese Prime Minister: “I remember Pearl Harbor”
Martin Cizmar
The attack, which brought the United States into World War II, concluded before Trump was born in 1946
Republicans express reluctance towards Democrats’ plan to rename Senate building after John McCain
Matthew Rozsa
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer suggested renaming a Senate office building after the late John McCain
Trump ally and Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi was co-hosting a Fox News show. Is that ethical?
Shira Tarlo
Bondi is coming under scrutiny at home for reportedly "auditioning" for Fox News while serving in elected office
Trump threatens Google, calls negative search results about him “illegal”
Matthew Rozsa
Trump is now going after Google based on the meritless claim that the site is rigging its algorithm against him
Key Republican senators lay groundwork for Donald Trump to fire Jeff Sessions — but there is a catch
Shira Tarlo
Trump, who has long threatened to fire his attorney general, could have just received his long-awaited green light
Paul Manafort tried to flip and make a deal with federal prosecutors: report
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's former campaign chairman is facing a second trial for charges related to Robert Mueller's probe of Trump
McCain’s complicated health care legacy: He hated Obamacare before he saved it
Emmarie Huetteman
Some have attributed McCain’s 2017 healthcare vote to a change of heart shortly after his terminal diagnosis
Don’t blame video games for the Jacksonville shooting
Matthew Rozsa
Gamers are right: Jacksonville mass shooting was not caused by video games because games don't cause violence
The Year of the Woman in electoral politics? Maybe so — but not for Republicans
Amanda Marcotte
Record numbers of women are running in 2018, but the number of Republican women in office will probably decline
White spaces, white privilege and white fear: Negrophobia still contaminates America
Chauncey DeVega
A white doctor shouts, "They're treating me like a f***ing black person," and an open secret is revealed
Why does Donald Trump claim his trade war is a matter of “national security”?
Trey Fields
The president's tough talk on trade signals a major conceptual shift, one that could endanger America's future
Trump ditches Canada to make tentative NAFTA deal with Mexico
Matthew Rozsa
Trump has long focused on trade deals as a cornerstone of his political agenda
Trump’s NAFTA speaker phone call to Mexico: Reality TV posing as “breaking news”
Melanie McFarland
Take a cue from the producers who polished "The Apprentice": Editing, the cousin of news judgment, is your friend
John McCain’s farewell statement appears to rebuke Trump’s border wall
Brad Reed
The Arizona Republican's final statement was read to the public Monday by Rick Davis, a close friend
John McCain’s thumbs-down, and his defiance of Donald Trump, should stand as his final testament
Bob Cesca
I have health care today because of two leaders: Barack Obama and John McCain, who stood up for American values
How a 62-year-old unsolved mystery could stifle Robert Mueller’s Russia probe
Matthew Rozsa
If a court sides with the Justice Department in a decades-old murder case, it could impact the Mueller probe
Trump stays silent after mass shooting at video game tournament in Jacksonville
Matthew Rozsa
President Donald Trump tweeted about a number of subjects on Sunday — but not about America's latest mass shooting
Trump prematurely raises White House flag lowered to half-staff in honor of John McCain
Matthew Rozsa
Trump has had a long-running feud with John McCain, which spilled over even to his reaction after McCain's death
Nothing Donald Trump can do will drive his voters away: If last week didn’t do it, what will?
Heather Digby Parton
Multiple convictions of his inner circle, with more coming. Personal insults to a Republican hero. Nothing changes
Concentration camps in America? Author Andrea Pitzer reminds us they already exist
Chauncey DeVega
Concentration camps have a long history in America, says author, and Donald Trump is testing them out right now
Donald Trump’s “white genocide” rhetoric: A dangerous escalation of racism
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's embrace of a white supremacist conspiracy theory hits a dangerous new low in his authoritarian ranting
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the next Barack Obama?
Matthew Rozsa
Just like Barack Obama before her, upstart hotshot Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
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