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Is Fox News star Sean Hannity getting legal advice from TV’s “Breaking Bad”?
Shira Tarlo
The hit TV series "Breaking Bad" came to a close in September 2013, but Sean Hannity may just make it great again
Judge rules Joe Arpaio’s guilty verdict could stay on the books — despite Trump pardon
Charlie May
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit will appoint a special prosecutor to defend Arpaio's guilty verdict
Meghan McCain accuses adult star Stormy Daniels of “publicity stunt” on “The View”
Joseph Neese
"What I do for a job doesn't impact my ability to know right from wrong – or my ability to tell the truth"
Charlie Dent’s rush resignation angers Pennsylvania Republicans
Matthew Rozsa
The Republican congressman had previously announced plans to retire after the midterms — now he'll resign in May
“Who did Sean Hannity have sex with?”: Late-night hosts have a blast at Fox News host’s expense
Charlie May
Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel and Trevor Noah could not contain their excitement about Michael Cohen's client list
Nikki Haley just got Trumped on Russia sanctions
Matthew Rozsa
President Trump moves quickly to undermine UN Ambassador Nikki Haley's tough talk following Syria attack
Sean Hannity, Michael Cohen and Donald Trump: Three amigos, tangled in a web of stupidity
Heather Digby Parton
Maybe Fox News' biggest name is just a footnote in this scandal. But nothing about his explanation is convincing
James Comey’s smug PR tour has almost no news value — but it’s driving Donald Trump nuts
Matthew Sheffield
After scooping himself last June, former FBI chief has little left but catty Trump comments and self-congratulation
Paul Ryan’s parting gift to the rich: Yet another Republican tax cut?
Sophia Tesfaye
Ted Cruz leads a bold new GOP crusade to go from bad to worse, cutting capital gains taxes on the richest Americans
Comey and Stormy: TV bookends to a pair of character studies
Melanie McFarland
James Comey's ABC News interview, like Stormy Daniels', is all about locking down their parts in any future scripts
Why Democrats shouldn’t worry about the 2018 polls — just yet
Matthew Rozsa
The enthusiasm gap between the parties seems to be closing, but there's still plenty of time
Fox News host Sean Hannity revealed as mystery third client of Trump’s attorney Michael Cohen
Shira Tarlo
"Michael Cohen has never represented me in any matter," the Fox News countered on Twitter
Trump’s Syria attacks aren’t enough for some war hawks
Charlie May
Like sharks smelling blood, Washington's hawks got a taste of war with Syria — now they're eager for more killing
5 things we learned from Kellyanne Conway’s attacks on James Comey
Charlie May
As usual, Conway's claims about the former head of the FBI were dubious at best, and hardly hold water
There’s another Watergate parallel for President Trump
Matthew Rozsa
The president wants to review his lawyer's computer files to determine which ones are protected by privilege
John Oliver slams GOP tax bill by calling out companies that avoid paying them
Sarah Burris
Oliver compared taxes to "the government's GoFundMe page"
James Comey: Donald Trump “is morally unfit to be president”
Charlie May
Asked if he believed Trump broke the law, Comey said there was "certainly some evidence of obstruction of justice"
The Donald Trump 2020 fundraising cycle: Some money goes to himself — and his lawyers
Matthew Rozsa
A lot of the money Trump raised from backers went to lawyers — and some went to himself
Michael Cohen, Stormy Daniels and the collapse of Donald Trump’s long con
Heather Digby Parton
Despite Trump's war of words with James Comey, the real threat to his presidency will unfold in a courtroom
Trump’s Scooter Libby pardon is scarily strategic — and paves the way for shutting down Mueller
Matthew Sheffield
Trump pardons a forgotten figure from a Bush-era scandal — and it could be a masterful gambit that saves his hide
Was the Confederacy really defeated? Why America can’t stop fighting the Civil War
Chauncey DeVega
Historian Ed Ayers on why many white Americans cling to the Confederate flag and "a nation based on slavery"
I’m an expat U.S. scientist — and I’m returning to Trump’s America to stand up for science
Elizabeth Madin
The first March for Science was held on April 22, 2017 in Washington D.C.
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