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Samantha Bee blasts Fox News’ Sean Hannity: “His whole show is just an hour-long list of lies”
Joseph Neese
"People think it's news, because he doesn't sweat as much as Alex Jones," the "Full Frontal" host says
Republicans reluctant to endorse Trump for 2020 are more than happy to help him now
Charlie May
The GOP is still Donald Trump's party
Republicans “whisper” about rumored Mike Pence/Nikki Haley presidential run
Cody Fenwick
If the president's popularity remains low, the likelihood he'll face a challenger from his own party increases
White evangelicals: Donald Trump is still our man!
Charlie May
It doesn't matter what Trump does — he won't lose his base
Ted Cruz grovels before Donald Trump with flattering Time profile
Jeremy Binckes
Remember that time Cruz called Trump a liar? Cruz doesn't seem to
Michael Cohen has many alleged links to organized crime: Does that mean he won’t flip on Trump?
Heather Digby Parton
Through his own family and his pal Felix Sater, Cohen has a history of mob ties. But Trump can't assume his loyalty
Kevin McCarthy wants to replace Paul Ryan: Will the far right stop him once again?
Matthew Sheffield
So far Republicans have avoided open warfare over who succeeds Paul Ryan. They all fear the answer is Nancy Pelosi
White people in America are sharply divided by education and income: Donald Trump is the result
Chauncey DeVega
Non-college-educated white people overwhelmingly voted for Trump. Political scientist Brian Schaffner explains why
Puerto Rico hit again: Island suffers massive power outage
Nicole Karlis
The blackout underscores the island’s electrical grid vulnerability since Hurricane Maria
Is this the endgame stage for Trump, or just a trainwreck?
Lucian K. Truscott IV
There are four very clear paths to the end of the Trump presidency (the fourth is the most punishing)
Texas showdown: Ted Cruz is now running neck-and-neck with his Democratic rival
Matthew Rozsa
Beto O'Rourke, the Democrat challenging Republican Sen. Ted Cruz, is surprisingly close to him in polls, fundraising
Cuba’s new president: What to expect of Miguel Díaz-Canel
William M. LeoGrande
For the first time, the leader of the Communist Party and the leader of the government are different people
Nikki Haley may go the way of Rex Tillerson
Matthew Rozsa
Trump has publicly undercut his UN ambassador in a way reminiscent of how he treated his former Secretary of State
Fox News on Hannity’s Cohen conflict: We don’t care
Matt Gertz
The network prioritizes keeping its top ratings star happy over its responsibility to the public
It’s still Paul Ryan’s party, not Donald Trump’s: The speaker has controlled the agenda
Matthew Sheffield
Conventional wisdom holds that Trump has reshaped the GOP, but it's more true that he has remade himself to fit it
Donald Trump just contradicted himself on why he fired James Comey
Charlie May
Trump offers 2 different reasons as to why he fired his FBI director
Jerry Falwell’s billion-dollar blessings: Liberty University is a gold mine
Alec MacGillis
How one of the religious right's most powerful institutions transformed into a wildly lucrative online empire
James Comey gets to laugh about Donald Trump on Stephen Colbert
Charlie May
"I’m out there living my best life. He wakes up in the morning and tweets at me"
Mitch McConnell won’t protect Robert Mueller
Matthew Rozsa
The Senate Majority Leader has sent Trump the message that he has the all-clear to fire the special counsel
Here’s what James Comey and Donald Trump have in common: Immense and damaging hubris
Heather Digby Parton
Both the damaged, corrupt president and the sanctimonious former FBI chief think they're smarter than everyone else
Why won’t Trump judicial nominee Wendy Vitter support a landmark desegregation case?
Amanda Marcotte
Trump nominee's refusal to back Brown v. Board is part of a larger right-wing attack on educational equality
Former first lady Barbara Bush dead at 92
Nicole Karlis
Bush was the wife of the 41st president and the mother of America's 43rd president
Trump’s Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke calls himself a geologist, but he has never held a job as one
Charlie May
In more ways than one, Zinke has quietly become one of the most controversial figures in the Trump administration
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