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2017 was one of the warmest years on record — and El Niño can’t be blamed
Matthew Rozsa
2017 was either the second or third warmest year on record, as well as the warmest in which El Niño wasn't a factor
New York Times’ Trump-voter fetish hits a low point as it turns over its opinion page to them
Gabriel Bell
Meanwhile, Samantha Bee meets with a very different type of working-class voter
NRA-Kremlin connection? FBI investigates gun rights’ group’s work during election
Matthew Rozsa
The FBI is looking into what the NRA had to do with the deputy governor of Russia's central bank
America is less popular on the world stage than it was under George W. Bush
Charlie May
Median global approval of U.S. leadership, 30 percent, is now lower than at any time under Bush or Obama
Gay Olympic athlete Adam Rippon says he doesn’t want to meet Mike Pence before games
Chris Sosa
The bigoted vice president "should really go to church"
Trump goes campaigning in Pennsylvania — after White House says he’s not campaigning
Matthew Rozsa
Trump is visiting Pennsylvania to meet with a GOP candidate running in a special election in a deep red district
Trump undercuts Kelly on border wall as shutdown looms
Charlie May
In a stark contradiction from his chief of staff, Trump said his position on the border wall never "evolved"
Is “Sloppy Steve” Bannon now Trump’s biggest problem?
Heather Digby Parton
After a day of dramatic testimony and an unexpected subpoena, the big question is: What does Steve Bannon know?
Trump’s “fake news awards” is exactly what we thought it would be
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's "fake news" awards are little more than a place for him to trash media outlets he dislikes
Trump’s first year in office averaged dismal 38 percent approval rating
Nicole Karlis
It’s the lowest average first-year approval rating for a president
Rex Tillerson says his staff prints out Donald Trump’s tweets
Nicole Karlis
The Secretary of State doesn’t have a Twitter account, relies on printouts to know what his boss is thinking
4 things Trump has to worry about when Steve Bannon testifies
Jefferson Morley
Mueller wants to know more about Jared Kushner, the Trump Tower meeting, WikiLeaks, and Pence
Are Democrats ready for the next big health care fight? Doesn’t look like it
Sophia Tesfaye
Republicans' new tactic: Blame Obamacare for the opioid epidemic. It's idiotic, but don't assume it won't work
GOP snowflakes: Trump administration wants to let doctors, nurses discriminate
Amanda Marcotte
Now the government wants to let anti-abortion and anti-LGBT health providers refuse care on religious grounds
Trump’s “s***hole” immigration philosophy has deep roots in American history
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's denunciation of nonwhite immigrants recalls the xenophobia and race panic of the Calvin Coolidge era
“So You Want to Talk About Race”: An accessible primer for productive talks about racism and power
Erin Keane
Ijeoma Oluo's new book is for anyone who wants to be smarter and more empathetic about matters of race
Trump blames Russia for North Korea’s missile advancements: Report
Nicole Karlis
Not known for being hard on Russia, Trump takes an unusual stance
A government shutdown will be due to the GOP’s inner rifts — but they’re uniting to blame Democrats
Matthew Rozsa
The Republican Party's inability to agree on an immigration bill is putting the government at risk of a shutdown
Trump’s worst nightmare edges closer to statistical reality
Charlie May
Search data shows interest in Trump is waning — will the attention-starved president turn into stone?
Michael Wolff’s “Fire and Fury” to become best, worst TV show ever
Gabriel Bell
The exposé covering the Trump administration's first year is bound for the small screen, as it should be
GOP launches coordinated whining campaign in response to Jeff Flake’s anti-Trump speech
Matthew Rozsa
The Arizona senator denounced Trump's war on truth in a speech that has left many of his fellow GOPers outraged
Analysis: Democracy in decline, Trump not helping
Nicole Karlis
The new report elucidates links between Donald Trump's rise to power and the dismal state of democracy worldwide
Ted Cruz opens the door to bombing North Korea
Matthew Rozsa
Ted Cruz takes a very Trumpian stance on starting what could be a nuclear war
Here’s how Trump spends his morning “executive time”
Matthew Rozsa
The president has a morning routine which heavily depends on watching "Fox & Friends" and sending out tweets
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