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Carl Bernstein: Mueller’s investigation “is closing in” on Trump
Noor Al-Sibai
Trump once again declared war on the rule of law — but the rule of law is ready
Slipped through the cracks: April 11, 2018
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Republicans and Democrats alike scramble to react to Trump possible firing of Mueller and Rosenstein
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's not happy that his lawyer's office has been raided. But will the rule of law be kept?
Trump to Russia: “Get ready” for “nice, new and smart” missiles in Syria
Charlie May
The president is making a big policy decision via Twitter, while supporting a big arms race
US Census 2020: A political boomerang for Republicans?
Robert J. Shapiro
Asking about citizenship status in the 2020 Census is dangerous and politically inept
Trump thinks any attack on him is an attack on America: Isn’t that the definition of a fascist?
Chauncey DeVega
Trump calls FBI raid on Michael Cohen "an attack on our country." Because democracy is a buzzkill for tyrants
Porn “disruption” makes Stormy Daniels a rare success in increasingly abusive industry
Gail Dines, David L Levy
Stormy Daniels is the rare "porn star" to find success — and was even briefly a Senate contender in 2009
Tracing “Trump’s Takeover”: A chat with “Frontline” producer Michael Kirk
Melanie McFarland
The Frontline filmmaker talks to Salon about covering a presidency that's "so out front and all over the place"
In rare bipartian show, senators unite to roast Zuckerberg
Nicole Karlis
Disgust over Zuckerberg and Facebook brought together both sides of the aisle
Sinclair TV host resigns following vulgar tweet about David Hogg
Charlie May
Jamie Allman resigned after he threatened to sexually assault a 17-year-old Parkland shooting survivor
Trump’s dilemma: Punish the farmers to pump up other industries
Charlie May
Trump thinks American farmers will happily put up with pain for the greater good. That's not going over well
Is Sarah Palin staging a political comeback in the Trump Era?
Cody Fenwick
The former Alaska governor tells Fox News host Mark Levin she would run for vice president again “in a heartbeat"
Trump’s national security staff merry-go-round reflects decades of policy competition and conflict
Gordon Adams
Who is in charge of the national security policy of the United States?
A new email could prove that Pruitt has lied about unethical pay raises
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's beleaguered EPA head has been caught lying about an ethics scandal — but insiders gloat he's untouchable
FBI raid on Michael Cohen has one real target — and Donald Trump knows it
Heather Digby Parton
Michael Cohen is being investigated on various charges. But everything he did was for the man in the Oval Office
Donald Trump: A perfect Republican
Alexei Bayer
Trump embodies many of the nasty trends that have long moved the Republicans away from the path of political virtue
Mr. Zuckerberg goes to Washington: Can the Facebook founder wriggle off the hook?
Matthew Sheffield
Facebook CEO will finally appear on Capitol Hill. How many senators actually understand what questions to ask him?
Trump’s troops on the border: It’s bad political theater — and nothing to do with security
Amanda Marcotte
Militarizing the border is pure propaganda, fueled by Fox News paranoia. It does nothing for real public safety
Robert Mueller has Trump in his sights
Terry H. Schwadron
But Washington wonders: Is he a "subject" or the "target" of the criminal probe?
On Mueller’s orders, FBI raids office of Trump attorney Michael Cohen
Shira Tarlo
Federal prosecutors seized records related to topics including payments to Stormy Daniels from Cohen's office
Conservatives are raging at the Atlantic — and themselves — over columnist Kevin Williamson’s firing
Matthew Sheffield
Did Kevin Williamson say women who have abortions should hang? He did — and conservatives aren't sure how to feel
Donald Trump’s latest conflict of interest is on full display
Matthew Rozsa
A new report suggests that President Trump may have threatened Panama in order to help his hotel business there
Rick Scott is running for Senate, setting up a tight race in the biggest swing state
Charlie May
The election could prove whether or not Scott's close-knit relationship with Trump is the key to success
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