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When it comes to men accused of sexual misconduct, Trump gets defensive
Matthew Sheffield
The president now has a long record of standing up for men accused of sexual harassment
Amazon to shed hundreds of corporate employees in “rare” job cuts move: report
Charlie May
The move is surprising given Amazon's rapid growth and push to build a second headquarters
Vanessa Trump in hospital after receiving letter with mysterious white powder
Matthew Sheffield
NY police say powder was non-toxic
Trump’s budget cuts, well, pretty much everything
Matthew Rozsa
Although Trump's budget is not expected to be passed, it reveals troubling things about the GOP's priorities
Trump’s infrastructure plan rests on some rickety assumptions
Caroline Nowacki, Kate Gasparro
The new plan is supposed to boost the construction of new roads, bridges and other public works projects
Woman lists West Virginia legislators’ industrial donors, gets “dragged” from hearing
Charlie May
"The people who are going to be speaking in favor of this bill are all going to be paid by the industry"
President Trump’s fake infrastructure plan includes basically no federal spending
Matthew Sheffield
After campaigning on the need to spend hundreds of billions on infrastructure, Trump has totally backtracked
Pennsylvania Republicans’ solution to gerrymandering is more gerrymandering
Matthew Rozsa
"It was probably constructed in mind to keep as many Republican seats as possible," a PA county chairman told Salon
Trump’s new immigration proposals are a right-wing wish list
Matthew Rozsa
Trump wants money for a border wall and major immigration cuts in return for protections for Dreamers
Ex-wife of former White House aide Rob Porter blasts Donald Trump
Charlie May
Trump has privately condemned Porter as "sick" but continues to defend him publicly to save face
Trump plans to make 2018 all about race and his Twitter account
Matthew Rozsa
Trump and the GOP don't expect to pass an infrastructure bill or their new budget, but that isn't their plan anyway
Taxpayers foot the bill, and Scott Pruitt doesn’t travel in coach
Charlie May
The head of the EPA sleeps in fancy hotels, frequently flies first class and travels on a secret schedule
Is it the coverup — or the crime? With Trump and Russia, we still can’t be sure
Heather Digby Parton
Is the Mueller investigation mostly about obstruction of justice? Don't forget about the underlying conspiracy
Deficits don’t matter to the Republican Party — again
Matthew Rozsa
Remember when Republicans were the party of deficit hawks? Now that they're in charge, things have changed
Cheddar Man is “black”! Another racial panic for white supremacists
Chauncey DeVega
Those in the trans-Atlantic right who want to imagine a pure, "white" European past absorb a dreadful blow
Another appalling Trump judicial nominee: This one aided killer cops
Amanda Marcotte
Kurt Engelhardt has a history of troubling decisions on police violence, racial justice and sexual harassment
Pioneers of fake news: Can WorldNetDaily be saved?
Matthew Sheffield
Google and Facebook's crackdown on fake news is killing one of the original purveyors of right-wing schlock
Sinclair solicits its news directors to donate to its own PAC: report
Charlie May
The company is asking its news directors to aid its lobbying efforts aimed at deregulation, shocking media experts
Devin Nunes created a partisan news website to hype his memos
Charlie May
The site is financed by Nunes' campaign committee, and its servers crashed when the news broke
Kellyanne Conway: Trump has “full confidence” in John Kelly and Hope Hicks
Charlie May
Conway said she believed Rob Porter's ex-wives, but that Trump still remained confident in those who knew about it
“Fake history” has powered the rise of the right — time for the left to fight back
Paul Rosenberg
When Bill O'Reilly is the best-selling "historian," you've got a problem. Nils Gilman on his profession's future
Donald Trump’s broken trade promises
Leo Gerard
Our con artist president was never going to protect American workers
Jeanine Pirro: Obama is to blame for Rob Porter domestic abuse scandal
Charlie May
"For everyone looking for someone to blame, chill out," she said, before blaming Obama
The alt-right is killing people
Keegan Hankes, Alex Amend
The Southern Poverty Law Center counted over 100 people killed or injured by alleged alt-right perpetrators
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