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Why do evangelicals love Trump? Dumb question: Why wouldn’t they?
Chauncey DeVega
Trump is doing the bidding of right-wing Christians — and movement conservatism has become a form of religion
Satire in the age of Alex Jones: Inside Jordan Klepper’s war on the war on reality
Sophia A. McClennen
Salon talks to "The Opposition" host about his "dystopian fringe mouthpiece" character and his post-SOTU live show
The right-wing war on dissent: Ousted “white genocide” professor speaks
Chauncey DeVega
On this episode of "The Chauncey DeVega Show," I talk to George Ciccariello-Maher about becoming a Fox News target
After Sean Hannity’s Twitter is hacked, fans blame “Deep State” conspiracy
Matthew Sheffield
Turkish hackers trying to spread propaganda were the likely culprit but Hannity's fans fingered the "Deep State"
Trump rages at the Department of Justice for not protecting him from Russia probe: report
Matthew Sheffield
The president reportedly is getting upset that he can't micromanage the DOJ
The Koch brothers are now happily aboard the Trump Train
Matthew Sheffield
After sitting out 2016, the GOP's biggest fatcats say they're back in the political donation game
Americans aren’t buying the GOP’s tax plan
Matthew Rozsa
A new poll reveals that the Republican Party's tax bill is not exciting the public as the party hoped it would
NRATV host: Preventing the Vegas shooter from buying 47 guns would have been “unacceptable”
Charlie May
Grant Stinchfield blasts laws that would have stopped Stephen Paddock from collecting an arsenal
Andrew McCabe steps down as deputy FBI director
Matthew Rozsa
The deputy director's resignation is raising concerns that Trump will start trying to make the FBI more partisan
Trump’s infrastructure plan may lack federal funding for projects
Charlie May
Think less New Deal, and more mad scramble for meager funds
Trump team flips its collective wig over Hillary Clinton’s Grammy appearance
Rachel Leah
Trump Jr., Nikki Haley and Tomi Lahren denounced the Grammys for a skit tied to the Trump exposé "Fire and Fury"
Why it’s too soon for Davos billionaires to toast Trump’s “pro-business” policies
Charles Hankla
Don’t pop the champagne corks just yet
Republicans won’t allow a Trump immigration deal
Matthew Sheffield
Even if Trump and Democrats agree to a deal, the hard-right Freedom Caucus could still kill it
Milwaukee proves that private school vouchers don’t make much of a difference: report
Charlie May
Maybe private schools aren’t the answer for everyone
His beef with Jay-Z proves who Trump really is
D. Watkins
Eminem is saying far worse things about the president, but you don't see him on Trump's Twitter feed — wonder why
New York Times columnist calls for Donald Trump to be impeached for obstructing justice
Matthew Rozsa
David Leonhardt comes up with 10 examples of how Trump has tried to obstruct justice during his presidency
Trump’s State of the Union speech will be praised, won’t it?
Charlie May
Trump is often lauded when he shows restraint and poise, but it hardly lasts and it was likely never genuine
Trump botches important facts about climate change
Matthew Rozsa
Trump says the polar ice caps are "setting records" but doesn't realize it's the wrong kind of records
Even a truce between the two Koreas might not save the Winter Olympics
Simon Chadwick
Just because North and South Korea have shaken hands doesn't mean the Winter Olympics are immune from conflict
Republicans target Rod Rosenstein based on Carter Page investigation
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans are trying to undermine the Trump-Russia probe by associating the entire scandal with the Steel dossier
Fox News helps Trump administration in a misleading effort to blame immigrants for terrorism
Dina Radtke
Fox News promoted a report that highlighted cases in which immigrants were linked to terrorism
Grammys pay lip service to MeToo, but play it safe
Rachel Leah
Yes, there were strong moments of protest and defiance, but the list of winners tells a different story
Far-right media pundits are now calling for a police state
Matthew Sheffield
Some of Trump's critics feared he might become a dictator. On the radical right, his fans are now hoping he will
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