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Republicans’ claims of an FBI “secret society” was likely a joke: report
Charlie May
The Republican effort to undermine Robert Mueller hits a speed bump
Trump’s visit to world trade forum comes with threat of global trade wars
Matthew Rozsa
The Trump administration is signaling protectionist policies — and wants to push them on the world stage
Trump says he’s “looking forward” to speaking with Robert Mueller
Charlie May
The president indicated he "would love to" be interviewed by the special counsel and would testify under oath
Jeff Sessions praises Trump for ending a crime wave that never existed
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's attorney general continues his self-abasement, congratulating his overlord for imaginary accomplishments
Trump’s super PAC spent thousands at Trump Hotel last year
Matthew Rozsa
A new FEC report reveals that several Trump allies are also profiting from the leading pro-Trump super PAC
The coming election is going to be a tidal wave of women running for office
Steven Rosenfeld
Hundreds are running for Congress, but the Democratic Party and progressive groups have only endorsed a few dozen
Could a Democrat actually beat Ted Cruz this year?
Jeremy Binckes
It's the truest test of the strength of a Democratic wave. Plus, stranger things have happened
9 explosive claims from Michael Wolff’s book that the media missed
Chris Sosa
From the KKK to Richard Nixon, a multiplicity of horrifying accounts emerge
Trump voters overwhelmingly agree: Their man is a “stable genius”
Chauncey DeVega
Most Republicans remain dazzled by Trump's brilliance, but the absurdity of that belief hints at darker things
The Trump White House offers America government by spoiled brats
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump and his family don’t listen to anyone and they throw tantrums when they don’t get their way
Reviving the myth of “American carnage”: What Jeff Sessions gets wrong about crime
Matthew Rozsa
Jeff Sessions tried to brag about his achievements as attorney general, but Thomas Abt would have none of it
Democratic mayors decline White House invite, anger Trump
Charlie May
At a White House event for mayors, Trump said Democratic mayors have done terribly "for 100 years"
There’s good news for Trump after the government shutdown
Matthew Rozsa
There's little reason to believe Trump may not stop another government shutdown, because his blame game worked
This federal bureau wants to slaughter tens of thousands of wild horses
Rachel Leah
With many mouths to feed, the BLM is petitioning for permission to cull entire herds
Kimberly-Clark celebrates the Trump tax cuts with massive layoffs, share buybacks
Charlie May
With a dip in profits last year, the company announced a "restructuring plan" that includes up to 5,500 layoffs
Rush Limbaugh: Maybe the liberal “deep state” fabricated Iraq War WMD evidence to embarrass Bush
Charlie May
The radio host, who was for invading Iraq, now thinks it's a liberal plot because . . . Trump?
Former RNC Chairman Michael Steele just told evangelicals to “shut up” on live TV
Matthew Rozsa
Steele made it clear that evangelicals who support Trump have lost the moral authority to lecture others
Alabama GOP celebrates Doug Jones’ win by ending special elections
Matthew Rozsa
The overwhelmingly Republican Alabama state legislature wants to make sure seats stay in GOP hands
Trump really wanted a warm welcome in the UK: report
Charlie May
Out of fear of protests and an aggressive British press, Trump has privately told Theresa May he won't visit
Israeli attorney slams Pence for facilitating “pageant” in Jerusalem with “evangelical cult” leader
AlterNet
The vice president's partisan game is a danger to peace in the region
Trump stays silent on Kentucky shooting — but it follows a trend for him
Matthew Rozsa
The president has been quick to tweet about violent events involving Muslim perpetrators, slowing when they don't
Most Americans don’t want Trump’s fingers on the button: poll
Charlie May
It's America's worst fear: That the president will launch a nuclear first strike
As Mueller closes in, paranoia spreads in the White House
Heather Digby Parton
Jeff Sessions tries to purge FBI of Comey's influence, while right-wingers spread outrageous conspiracy theories
Trump wanted to know who his acting FBI director voted for
Matthew Rozsa
The slippery slope at the FBI continues
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