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Alex Jones launches preemptive strike against Oprah 2020
Gabriel Bell
Even though she hasn't announced a run for president, Jones is already starting a campaign against her
200,000 Salvadorans have had their provisional residency permits cancelled by Trump
Matthew Rozsa
The Salvadorans will have until September 9, 2019, to either leave the country or find a legal way to stay
Steve Bannon’s apology falls flat
Matthew Sheffield
Famously stubborn Breitbart chief is now groveling to Trump, after the entire GOP turns on him
Small fire breaks out at Trump Tower in NYC, injuring two
Matthew Rozsa
An electrical fire on the roof of Trump Tower is attracting the attention of people online
Trump plans to greatly expand arms sales around the world
Charlie May
In the name of creating American jobs and competing with foreign actors, Trump will further escalate weapons sales
Trump undercuts his economic adviser on infrastructure
Matthew Rozsa
The president's chief economic adviser is pushing for a plan that the president himself has said would not work
Donald Trump’s lawyers don’t want Robert Mueller to interview him
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's lawyers want to learn more about how a potential Mueller interview would happen — and if they can avoid it
Israel invested in “Mideast peace” Trump adviser Jared Kushner: report
Charlie May
Jared Kushner was never an honest broker for peace in the Mideast
Real Housewives of the White House: Will the Trumps make Steve come crawling back?
Heather Digby Parton
Steve went too far; will Don Jr. and his dad ever take him back? Problem is, this reality show is all too real
Donald Trump’s workload is a lot lighter, and there’s built-in time to watch TV
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's private schedule suggests that he has been doing less and less work since becoming president
Oprah Winfrey, surprise savior of the 75th Golden Globes
Melanie McFarland
With a profound speech, the world's most influential woman makes an unremarkable awards show one for the ages
Media dispatches from TrumpLandia: Political freak show that masks the truth
Chauncey DeVega
Mainstream media can't stop the freak show: Interviewing more "white working class" Trump voters is useless
The New York Times brings us the looting of America
Michael J. Brenner
Amidst a reactionary revolution without precedent, the Democrats and the mainstream media only exhibit cluelessness
A short history of the brief and bumpy life of Trump’s voting fraud commission
Jessica Huseman
It never made it to its third meeting, but the friction — and the lawsuits — live on
The world of cryptocollectibles like CryptoKitties looks like the internet’s early days
Jessica Klein
What does that mean for people who have no idea what “cryptocollectibles” means?
Why Manafort’s attempt to sue DOJ shows how vulnerable Trump could be
Steven Rosenfeld
Manafort and Trump both have a Russian money problem
ACLU will spend big money to combat Trump policies in 2018 midterm elections: report
Charlie May
"We actually have dollars the likes of which we’ve never seen before"
Trump’s voter fraud commission is gone, but scrutiny will continue
Jessica Huseman
The president dissolved the commission and indicated that the DHS will continue its mission
Steve Bannon walks back his “treasonous” Trump comments
Charlie May
Bannon didn't explicitly apologize, but he expressed support for the president, and called his son a "patriot"
Michael Wolff: 25th Amendment discussed “all the time” in White House
Charlie May
Wolff explained that the "25th Amendment is a concept that's alive every day in the White House"
We have a wild year ahead — full of hope for progressives, and grave danger
Paul Rosenberg
Is a blue wave coming? Almost certainly. But will it bring epic political change, or another wasted opportunity?
“I’ve wasted enough of my viewers’ time”: A fiery exchange between Jake Tapper and Stephen Miller
Charlie May
Miller downplayed Bannon's role as "greatly exaggerated," and defended Trump, calling him a "political genius"
U.S. police killed 1,129 people in 2017, but that’s not the full body count
Rachel Leah
Despite public scrutiny, police brutality is as deadly as ever, and often doesn't end with the first victim
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