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Pro-Trump media launch attacks on student survivors of Florida school shooting
Melissa Ryan
Thanks to Donald Trump Jr., survivors of the Parkland shooting are now in the center of another controversy
So much for Mitt Romney being the cure for Donald Trump
Charlie May
Romney and Trump appear to be on better terms as the Republican Party attempts to save face before the midterms
Facebook looks for a solution to its Trump-induced communications crisis
Matthew Rozsa
Everything you need to know about Facebook you can learn from what it did this weekend
Could public funding of elections revolutionize politics?
Matthew Sheffield
Our campaign finance system is clearly broken. A new local law in D.C. could be the tip of a promising iceberg
A mass shooting kept Donald Trump away from the golf course — but not all weekend
Charlie May
As teenagers were buried by their families on Monday, Trump went to his private golf club
Trump begins to face the truth on Russia — with a new round of lies
Heather Digby Parton
In Trump's epic weekend meltdown, he denies his past denials — and desperately searches for someone else to blame
Pennsylvania’s new congressional districts are gerrymander-free — and Republicans are angry
Matthew Rozsa
Not wanting to give up its unfairly gerrymandered districts, Pennsylvania GOP leaders vow "action in federal court"
Anti-abortion group Operation Rescue has become fully “red-pilled” by an 8chan conspiracy theory
SHARON KANN
The group appears to now believe in a far-right conspiracy theory — encouraging their supporters to follow suit
A Congressional hearing for Trump’s accusers is political TNT: could it actually happen?
Liz Posner
All of the chips are in place, except for one important one
The complex history of “In God We Trust”
David Mislin
Although the phrase has been symbolic of a link between American identity and religion, there's more to the story
Fiscal fraud: Why supply-side economics refuses to die
Conor Lynch
"Trickle-down" theory should have been junked by 1988, but Republicans still claim to believe it. Deluded or lying?
Celebrity monomania: Maybe Trump and Oprah aren’t as different as we think
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
Our historical moment has a bizarre and dangerous intensity — but that doesn't mean it all won't be forgotten
The sound and the fury: Inside the mystery of the Havana embassy
Tim Golden, Sebastian Rotella
A ProPublica investigation reveals the the political maneuvering that is reshaping U.S.-Cuba relations
Five lessons Trump could learn from Lincoln
Donald Nieman
Perhaps this President's Day, Trump could spend the holiday reflecting
Trump to hold “listening session” with students, teachers from Florida shooting
Charlie May
Trump will meet with students and teachers next week, but will he meet with those who have called for action?
Rush Limbaugh admits his immigration fears are about voting, not security
Charlie May
Limbaugh said he would agree to citizenship for all undocumented immigrants, but they can't vote for 15-25 years
John Oliver gives us six lessons on how to report on Trump
Rachel Leah
The late-night comic would never call himself a journalist, but he has some pretty sound advice for us anyway
Blaming everyone else, Trump has yet to condemn Russia for election interference
Charlie May
In numerous tweets Trump issued attack after attack, but remained silent towards Russia in the wake of indictments
Full court press: GOP’s state-level power grab goes far beyond Trump
Paul Rosenberg
Faced with unfriendly rulings, Republicans in many states are now trying to undermine the judicial system
Gov. John Kasich pleads on guns: Congress “totally dysfunctional” and Trump must lead
Charlie May
"Do I think they can do anything on guns? I hope they prove me wrong and they can because I have no confidence"
Republican candidates line up against Louisiana’s Democrat governor
Sarah Gamard
The state’s Democrat incumbent, John Bel Edwards, faces powerful opponents from the majority party
Florida student survivors announce “March For Our Lives”: Here’s a time to talk about gun control
Charlie May
"This is about the adults. We feel neglected, and at this point, you're either with us or against us"
Law enforcement in the Trump era: Great again!
Charlie May
Trump's unconditional support for law enforcement raises questions about accountability, and an expansion of powers
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