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Kellyanne Conway violated the Hatch Act twice, but what happens now?
Charlie May
Everything is up to the president, who will decide what happens to one of his remaining original staffers
George W. Bush brags: Trump “sorta makes me look pretty good”
Rachel Leah
He may no longer be the most-hated president of the 21st century, but Trump won't help Bush repair his legacy
GOP Rep. Claudia Tenney blasts “fake news” media for accurately reporting her gun shooting claims
Matthew Sheffield
A New York congresswoman, when faced with questions she didn't like, just yells Fake News instead
“It has been a crucible”: Mike Flynn to sell home to fund legal defense
Joseph Neese
Trump's former national security adviser needs cash to pay his legal bills
Senior EPA official approved to hold outside job as media consultant, won’t reveal clients: report
Charlie May
In another administration, this would have been seen as a big problem. But this is how this one works
Stephen Colbert tries to get Chelsea Clinton to “spill the tea” on coping with Trump’s victory
Charlie May
"Nobody throws the glass of Chardonnay at the TV, ever?" Colbert asks Clinton
It’s a steep hill to climb for women running for state office
Kristian Hernández
Why a record number of women candidates still may not translate to victories
Jon Stewart: Mick Mulvaney is “screwing up” health care for 9/11 first responders
Jeremy Binckes
Stewart congratulates Mulvaney for a "special kind of incompetence"
Stephen Colbert crashes Devin Nunes’ right-wing rehab tour
Sophia Tesfaye
Late-night host accuses House Intelligence Committee chair of running a con job
North Korea may actually get rid of its nuclear weapons
Charlie May
It's not about Trump, though. North and South Korea are working together
Behind Sam Nunberg’s meltdown — it all goes back to Roger Stone
Heather Digby Parton
Roger Stone's protégé had an epic TV meltdown Monday, maybe because his former boss is in Mueller's crosshairs
Democrats hope to see signs of a wave in Texas primary turnout
Jeremy Binckes
Enthusiasm among liberals has Democrats seeing real possibilities
The New York Times newsroom is openly revolting against its editorial page editor
Jacob Sugarman
A series of leaks exposes a deep dissatisfaction with James Bennet's stewardship
In Italy, fake news helps populists and far-right triumph
Filippo Trevisan
The issues of fake news are not only affecting the American political system
Is Donald Trump a cult leader? Expert says he “fits the stereotypical profile”
Chauncey DeVega
Mind control expert Steven Hassan says a cult leader "wants everyone to merge into their definition of reality"
Texas redirects women’s health care funds to shady anti-abortion group
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's HHS could follow Texas' lead by taking money from actual health care and giving it to the Christian right
After Parkland, has the paralysis on gun politics actually been broken?
Matthew Sheffield
Republicans will rely on their usual playbook: Say and do nothing and hope the issue goes away. That might not work
Former Trump aide Sam Nunberg, possibly drunk, says he won’t cooperate with Mueller subpoena
Keith A. Spencer
CNN’s Erin Burnett told Sam Nunberg she could smell alcohol on his breath
How the Trump Hotel Panama saga captures the failures of the #Resistance
Keith A. Spencer
The #Resistance went nuts over a video of a financier playing an anti-fascist anthem, missing the many ironies
“Fox & Friends” hosts dismayed by political jokes at Oscars
Rachel Leah
One host tried to call out Hollywood over the gender pay gap and sexual harassment. But what about Bill O'Reilly?
Former Trump fundraiser smashes records as Washington lobbyist
Charlie May
Trump's K street superstar: Brian Ballard has cashed in on his ties to the president
Congress wants to gut Dodd-Frank banking regulations, a decade after a global meltdown
Charlie May
Senate Democrats are helping Republicans deliver a blow to Dodd-Frank, and gift Wall Street banks
Republicans try to temper Trump’s trade war talk
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans are concerned that Trump's new trade policies will hurt the economy — and Canadian relations
Ben Carson never really belonged in HUD
Charlie May
Afraid to confront the president about department needs, Carson is left frustrated and ill-equipped
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