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Donald Trump’s creepy comments about daughter Ivanka: A history
Matthew Sheffield
A father's love doesn't describe what's going on here
Trump considers eliminating Chief of Staff position entirely, preferring to go it alone
Cody Fenwick
The president had been repeatedly frustrated by chief of staff John Kelly in recent months
China is already planning its response to Trump’s trade war
Matthew Rozsa
China's retaliation could impact roughly $3 billion worth of American imports into their country
Tom Steyer: billionaire political megadonor for the people?
Sarah Kleiner
Liberal financier says substance and style differentiate him from Koch brothers
President Trump is 100 percent responsible if the government shuts down
Matthew Rozsa
Trump threats a shutdown, sending things into chaos on his whim
Kellyanne Conway is blaming Biden and Hillary for opioid epidemic
Matthew Rozsa
Of course Conway is blaming other people
In the terrifying John Bolton, Trump finds his national-security soulmate
Heather Digby Parton
Sure, Bolton is unhinged and dangerous. But if you think he's the real problem here, you haven't paid attention
Trump National Security Adviser John Bolton, a warmonger, has people scared
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's new choice for national security adviser has a long, dark history of advocating warlike policies
Why Mike Pompeo could be even worse for the environment than Rex Tillerson
Kelle Louaillier
Two words: Koch brothers
Trump voters are selfish: They love him because they identify with him
Chauncey DeVega
New psychological research: Trump's voters were not confused or deluded. They knew what they wanted, and got it
Why is the religious right attacking UNICEF? You might not believe the answer
Amanda Marcotte
Right-wing group Family Watch International says UNICEF is "sexualizing" children by supporting sex education
Local news isn’t dying out: It’s being killed off by corporate greed
Matthew Sheffield
While hedge funds raid and kill local newspapers, Sinclair tries to build an empire of low-grade local TV stations
Pompeo’s rise will make Mideast war more likely
Gregory Aftandilian
The newly nominated secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, is a foreign policy hawk who opposes the Iran nuclear deal.
Storied hawk John Bolton to replace H.R. McMaster as Trump’s National Security Adviser
Nicole Karlis
Trump made the announcement on Twitter; Bolton has a pinch-me moment on Fox News
John Dowd’s resignation could hurt Trump’s chances at beating back probe
Nicole Karlis
Turnover and turmoil do not a good legal defense team make
GOP representative blames “deep state” for Ben Carson furniture scandal
Matthew Rozsa
Rep. Claudia Tenney claims Carson spent too much money on furniture because of someone from the "deep state"
Stormy Daniels’ lawyer hints that “60 Minutes” interview will uncover serious dirt on Trump
Nicole Karlis
“I think they’re going to learn quite a bit,” Daniels' lawyer told CNN’s Chris Cuomo
CNN host: Trump is nastier to Meryl Streep than Vladimir Putin
Matthew Rozsa
Jake Tapper ponders why the U.S. president seems more angry at celebrities critical of him than a Russian dictator
A China-US trade war over tariffs is coming
Matthew Rozsa
What we know about how China plans to react if Trump goes through with his tariffs pledge
So maybe Donald Trump fighting Joe Biden wouldn’t be a terrible thing
Charlie May
A fist fight between Trump and Joe Biden might be the only thing salvageable from this presidency
John Bolton — eyed for Trump post — leads super PAC that employed Cambridge Analytica
Carrie Levine
Embattled data firm earned more than $1.1 million from Bolton’s political operation
Everyone has something to hate in Trump’s new budget
Matthew Rozsa
Rushed out in order to avert a government shutdown, the new budget has problems for both liberals and conservatives
What Andrew McCabe’s firing means for Jeff Sessions
Matthew Rozsa
The former deputy director of the FBI oversaw a probe into whether Sessions lied during his confirmation hearing
Another terrible privacy law: Why do Trump’s critics in Congress keep giving him more power?
Matthew Sheffield
A new bill in Congress would strip away still more data-privacy rights, in secret. Many Democrats are backing it
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