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Trump made a racist impersonation of another world leader: report
Matthew Rozsa
The president can't take the high road
A Border Patrol inspection of a Greyhound bus is raising questions about being stopped
Charlie May
Angus Johnston warns about border checkpoints and talks about how citizens can protect their civil liberties
America isn’t trusted on the world stage: report
Matthew Rozsa
International trust in the United States is at its lowest since the Iraq War era
The true political power of women will be on display in November
Matthew Rozsa
Democrats have a 12 point advantage over the GOP in generic polling, and they're eager to use it
Trump’s 24-year-old drug appointee has inaccuracies in his resume
Matthew Rozsa
Taylor Weyeneth, who Trump appointed to the White House drug policy office, had a resume filled with misinformation
Do Trump and the GOP really want a DACA deal? We already know the answer
Heather Digby Parton
Advisers like Stephen Miller and Tom Cotton are feeding Trump's racism, because they know what's in his heart
Dealmaker Donald Trump hasn’t been involved in ending the shutdown
Matthew Rozsa
The president has ceded control of dealmaking to his conservative staffers
A game-changer in Florida politics is on the verge of making the 2018 ballot
Steven Rosenfeld
Restoring the voting rights of more than 1.5 million people would change Florida's electorate and justice system
On abortion, it’s time to start trusting women: They know what they’re doing
Amanda Marcotte
Anti-abortion conservatives think women are thoughtless and irresponsible. Research shows the opposite is true
Facebook promises to clean up its toxic news feed: Is that even possible?
Matthew Sheffield
Legitimate news outlets may suffer from Mark Zuckerberg's reshaping of Facebook. Fake news sites should be fine
How to fail geopolitics: The world according to Trump
Alfred McCoy
How to build a wall and lose an empire
Is the FBI’s latest probe of the Clinton Foundation a “witch hunt” – or something more?
Jeffrey Berry
Most presidents fade from the public life once they step down, but Bill Clinton is not one of them
Trump urges GOP to use “nuclear option” to reopen government, as Durbin warns against it
Charlie May
Trump wants Republicans to change Senate rules to help end the shutdown while the gridlock in Congress continues
Eastern Europe, birthplace of Trumpism — but also of a new hope
Paul Rosenberg
Former Soviet-bloc nations produced an upsurge of right-wing nationalism — but a new generation wants real change
“Dreamers” could give U.S. economy – and even American workers – a boost
Amy Hsin
The Supreme Court has not yet announced a decision, and the future of DACA recipients remains uncertain
“SNL”: Jessica Chastain wants to know “what even matters anymore?”
Charlie May
In the skit Chastain asked contestants if any of Trump's actions would result in consequences. The answer was no
Sen. Tammy Duckworth reminds Trump he is a “five-deferment draft dodger”
Charlie May
After Trump accused the Democrats of "holding the military hostage," Duckworth berated him on the Senate floor
Trump’s attack on DACA: Part of a larger war on immigrants?
Jeremy Binckes
Either the GOP has been hijacked by anti-immigrant extremists or Trump is eager to rile up his base. Or both!
On Pornhub you can search anything: Politicians, pop stars, even fidget spinners
Jessica Klein
When retired adult star Stormy Daniels made the news this week, her ranking rocketed from more than 1,400 to fourth
“When They Call You a Terrorist”: Black Lives Matter memoir is rooted in radical love
Erin Keane
Patrisse Khan-Cullors' gripping memoir shows how a community organizer for justice is grown
Trump blames democrats for government shutdown
Nicole Karlis
He's suggested the shutdown is why more republicans need to be elected in the midterms
“Bad teacher” porn: The politics behind our obsession with stories of student-teacher sex
Liz Posner
The media has a clear agenda for delivering so many stories of classroom relationships gone wrong
Getting past Bernie vs. Hillary: Signs of real hope for Democrats
Andrew O'Hehir
If Democrats can finally put their endless 2016 hangover behind them, there's a massive opportunity just ahead
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