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Trade policy expert: Trump’s trade war could destroy America’s economy
Matthew Rozsa
Salon spoke with a trade expert from the Progressive Policy Institute to discuss the impact of Trump's trade war
Trump’s immigration rhetoric may be hurting the GOP ahead of midterms: report
Charlie May
Even Frank Luntz thinks Republicans are in trouble
John McCain blasts Trump’s inaction after more Syrian attacks
Matthew Rozsa
"Emboldened by American inaction, Assad has reportedly launched another chemical attack," wrote Sen. John McCain
Chaos reigns: John Bolton is now at Trump’s right hand. What fresh hell awaits us?
Heather Digby Parton
Even this White House staff was sad to see H.R. McMaster depart. They have no idea what Bolton will do either
Fighting back against Big Lies on climate change and the environment — and winning
Amanda Marcotte
Despite the firehose of disinformation, activists are winning by insisting on facts, evidence and science
Presidential historian Gil Troy: Donald Trump has committed “a crime against the American people”
Chauncey DeVega
Scholar Gil Troy says it's not too late for Trump to change — but history will judge his enablers harshly
Could the Cold War return with a vengeance?
Michael T. Klare
The Pentagon plans for a perpetual three-front “Long War” against China and Russia
The Denver Post takes a stand against layoffs and its owners, Alden Global
Charlie May
Faced with layoffs the paper pleaded with its hedge fund owner to do good journalism, or sell it to owners who will
Why China’s soybean tariffs matter
Ian Sheldon
Midwest farmers rely on soybean production — and the tariffs could hurt them
Trump slams Washington Post as “made up garbage,” as DHS looks to monitor journalists
Charlie May
Trump lashed out on Twitter after a Washington Post report detailed a blow up between him and John Kelly
How the gun control debate has changed since Parkland
Shira Tarlo
Parkland students lead an inclusive, multiracial movement. States are taking action. Will the federal government?
“Roseanne,” the Rust Belt and the dangers of the single story
Erin Keane
“Roseanne” is the new “Hillbilly Elegy” — one family's narrative being made to stand for so much more
Trump calls out Putin for backing “animal Assad” after alleged chemical attack in Syria
Charlie May
Trump issued his strongest rebuke of Putin and is now at a crossroads amid calls for action in Syria
Fast food, Facebook and the “deep capture” of democracy: It didn’t start with Cambridge Analytica
Paul Rosenberg
Law professor David Yosifon on how decades of corporate manipulation paved the way for the Facebook scandal
Why are Millennials running from religion? Blame hypocrisy
D. Watkins
White evangelicals embrace scandal-plagued Trump. Black churches enable fakes. Why should we embrace this?
“SNL:” Alec Baldwin’s Trump reveals his entire presidency is just a “cash grab”
Charlie May
A bored and unenthused Donald Trump was forced to attend a press conference with Baltic leaders
I’m suing Scott Pruitt’s broken EPA — here’s how to fix it
Joe Arvai
One of EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt’s signature moves has been to put the brakes on stringent fuel economy rules
Donald Trump’s shadow looms over a swing district in Pennsylvania
Matthew Rozsa
Republican candidates in one Pennsylvania district see their path to victory: Be as pro-Trump as possible
Italian writer Edoardo Nesi on the illusions of global capitalism: “We have lost our way”
Patrick Lawrence
Novelist and essayist Edoardo Nesi tells the story of one city's decline. It's also the decline of our civilization
President Trump and his appointment of the dolls of militarism
Danny Sjursen
From war hawks to chickenhawks
Stronger fuel standards make sense, even when gas prices are low
John DeCicco
Trump reversed efforts to curb gasoline and diesel consumption.
Wipeout: Human role in climate change removed from science report
Elizabeth Shogren
If it's erased from the report, then it doesn't exist... right?
Planning for Trump-Kim Jong Un meeting in progress: report
Nicole Karlis
Officials tell CNN that North Koreans want to hold the meeting in Pyongyang
Trump, fascism and democracy: Here’s what Madeleine Albright can’t or won’t say
Andrew O'Hehir
Former secretary of state sees the "storm clouds" of fascism: But she helped make the world that brought us Trump
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