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There are better ways to foster solar innovation and save jobs than Trump’s tariffs
Edward Barbier, Terry Iverson
Trump's duties on imported solar panels will likely backfire
White identity politics and the shutdown: Vicious racism got us here
Chauncey DeVega
Blame Trump or blame Schumer? That's not the point: Our politics are contaminated by a history of vicious racism
How long until Senate GOP kills the filibuster? It’s bound to happen
Matthew Sheffield
So far Mitch McConnell has resisted calls to end the filibuster — but at some point desperation will take over
Trump’s voter fraud commission flagged Texans with Hispanic surnames
Charlie May
Trump advisor who was recently arrested on child pornography charges requested "Hispanic surname flag notation"
Mueller is ready to question President Trump after interviewing James Comey
Charlie May
The former head of the FBI met with Mueller's investigators last year to discuss his firing by Trump
Rupert Murdoch, Fox News founder, blames Facebook for having “popularized scurrilous news sources”
Matthew Rozsa
Propagandist angry at Facebook for spreading other peoples’ propaganda
Evangelical leaders give Trump a “mulligan” on Stormy Daniels
Charlie May
Evangelical leaders say they were "tired of being kicked around by Barack Obama and his leftists"
“Fox & Friends,” Trump’s favorite show, encourages firing of FBI deputy director
Matthew Rozsa
Following a report that Jeff Sessions tried to get FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe fired, Fox News tries the same
The NFL rejects an anti-anthem protest ad, drawing claims of censorship
Gabriel Bell
Politics seeps its way into Super Bowl LII
Jeff Sessions becomes first Trump Cabinet member questioned by Mueller
Matthew Rozsa
Sessions also reportedly tried to pressure Trump's new FBI director into firing his deputy
Trump still hasn’t made good on ethics pledge to donate business profits
Charlie May
Trump's private business life has given him room to exploit the Oval Office like never before
Protests outside U.S. embassy in Haiti lead to shutdown
Matthew Rozsa
Following President Trump's alleged disparaging reference to Haiti, U.S. embassy forced to close
“Fake news” fallout: Michigan man arrested after threats of a mass shooting at CNN
Matthew Rozsa
What role do President Donald Trump's words play in violent threats against CNN?
Trump’s porn-star payoff may have been illegal: Will it matter?
Amanda Marcotte
Common Cause wants to know whether Trump's alleged payment to Stormy Daniels violated campaign finance laws
Academic freedom in the age of Trump: Don’t joke about “white genocide”
Chauncey DeVega
First George Cicciarello-Maher called down the wrath of the right-wing mob. Then he faced down Tucker Carlson
Shutdown theater: Democrats must now use State of the Union to force a DACA deal
Sophia Tesfaye
Yes, Democrats caved to Trump on the shutdown — but they could still win long-term. The DACA fight is still on
Donald Trump doesn’t understand Haiti, immigration or American history
Chantalle F. Verna
Once Haiti established its independence in 1804, the U.S. imposed a political and economic embargo on the nation
The reddest state: Oklahoma’s long battle over abortion law
Michelle Oberman
I wanted to understand the way abortion opponents viewed the law, so I went to Oklahoma
Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court just struck down the GOP’s gerrymandering
Matthew Rozsa
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that the gerrymandered districts in that state violated the state constitution
Megyn Kelly relitigates Vietnam War in petty, petty spat with Jane Fonda
Gabriel Bell
“This is a woman whose name is synonymous with outrage,” says the often outrageous morning-show host
Trump’s attacks on Chuck Schumer were amplified by Russian bots
Matthew Rozsa
Russian bots like Trump an awful lot
Democrats vote to reopen government, and activists say they’ve caved
Matthew Sheffield
GOP Senate leader Mitch McConnell promises new immigration debate as chamber moves toward approving funding bill
We may all be talking like Trump for years to come, linguist says
Jeremy Binckes
There's a reason why Trump will hurt the English language over time. Bigly
Jared Kushner is a weak link in the White House’s foreign policy
Matthew Sheffield
Despite Donald Trump's past tough talk against China, he's done very little against it — largely thanks to Kushner
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