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Donald Trump’s summit with Kim Jong-un is near collapse: Is that what his advisers wanted all along?
Heather Digby Parton
Trump never thought he needed to prepare for Singapore summit. Maybe that's because it was never going to happen
Making Mexico great again — by bashing Donald Trump: Presidential candidates agree
Matthew Rozsa
One issue can bring together all 4 of Mexico's presidential candidates: They're fed up with Donald Trump
How a typical government leak turned into a three-way war between Comey, McCabe and Trump
Peter Elkind
Two former allies have offered contradictory accounts of the orchestrated FBI leak that spawned an investigation
Donald Trump was right: Trade wars are “easy to win”! For the Chinese, anyway
Andrew O'Hehir
In the chronicles of Trumpian bluster and gaslighting, his thoroughly pointless trade war holds a special place
NY Times reporter explains how media outlets fall for Trump’s racism
Dina Radtke
Maggie Haberman explains how Trump’s vague, coded statements have provided him cover from criticism in the past
Missing Barack and Michelle Obama? They’re officially coming to Netflix
Rachel Leah
The couple will produce diverse content including scripted and unscripted TV series, documentaries and movies
Don Blankenship announces third-party Senate bid in West Virginia
Shira Tarlo
Defeated ex-con coal baron says he's still running for West Virginia Senate seat — it'll be an uphill battle
Trump’s “investigation” of the FBI: A desperate switchback worthy of the OJ defense
Bob Cesca
In the Red Hat upside-down universe, Democrats are the real colluders and "partisan" investigations are shocking
The Trumpire strikes back: White House launches incoherent counterattack on Mueller probe
Heather Digby Parton
Even as news emerges of another suspicious Donald Trump Jr. meeting, White House launches major assault on FBI
Will Bernie run in 2020? Former campaign manager: He “has more energy … than people half his age”
Matthew Rozsa
Former Sanders campaign manager Jeff Weaver on his new book, what went wrong in 2016 — and a possible 2020 campaign
Trump’s latest outrageous appointee: A judge who wants to shut down the EPA
Amanda Marcotte
Andrew Oldham has argued that regulating pollution is illegitimate. But he's fine with taking away human rights
David Bowie, up close and personal: How the “David Bowie Is” exhibit was made
Amanda Marcotte
After a five-year tour, "David Bowie Is" is at its final stop, the Brooklyn Museum, through July 15
Trump orders DOJ to investigate itself and his “infiltrated” campaign
Taylor Link
In a tweet Sunday, Trump demanded his DOJ to look into whether the Obama administration surveilled his campaign
How understanding pain could curb opioid addiction
Susan Sered
Helping people with pain, whether it be physical or emotional, could limit the need for opioids
Roger Stone believes an indictment from Robert Mueller is imminent
Taylor Link
The Republican hatchet man says Mueller will likely find some "extraneous crime"
Choosing between death and deportation
Dan Gorenstein
What happens when an undocumented immigrant has a life-threatening diagnosis?
Fifty years after MLK’s death, activists revive his most radical project: the Poor People’s Campaign
Paul Rosenberg
Will the poor "be with us always"? Rev. Liz Theoharis on repurposing the true, radical message of MLK and Jesus
How weakened U.S. fossil fuel regulations threaten environmental justice in Colorado
Stephanie Malin
American oil output is beginning to rival Saudi Arabia and Russia
Is the Korean spring now over and the Trump-Kim summit on hold? Maybe — and maybe not
Patrick Lawrence
Trump's hawkish advisers are clearly trying to scuttle peace talks. But China and North Korea may be ahead of them
Kansas governor signs anti-LGBT adoption bill into law
Taylor Link
The "religious-freedom" law enables faith-based agencies to deny adoption for same-sex couples
Trump campaign informant revealed as Cambridge professor, sparking debate on treason
Taylor Link
Republicans think this news is proof Trump was spied on, while Dems argue the name shouldn't have been disclosed
President Trump, come visit my neighborhood — and find out how immigrants have transformed New York
Andrew O'Hehir
Mr. President: I live in the Bronx. I know that sounds terrifying. But it's given me new hope for America
How to finally pass meaningful gun control laws: “Don’t march in Washington”
Andrew O'Hehir
Salon talks to former U.S. Rep. Steve Israel, author of the novel "Big Guns," about what's stopping gun control
Trump’s Stalinist roots
Alexei Bayer
Making personal loyalty the measure of all government, as Trump does, was tried in the Soviet Union under Stalin
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