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Donald Trump disbands voter fraud commission
Nicole Karlis
Trump claims the dissolution of the commission is due to a lack of cooperation from “many states”
The curious case of Donald Trump’s campaign for president
Lucian K. Truscott IV
What didn’t we know, and when didn’t we know it?
In legendary act of chutzpah, Paul Manafort sues Robert Mueller and the Department of Justice
Rachel Leah
In a federal lawsuit, Manafort's attorneys claim his business dealings are not relevant to Mueller's investigation
10 things from Michael Wolff’s tell-all Trump report you might have missed
Nicole Karlis
"Fire and Fury" paints a picture of chaos in the Trump camp both before and after the election
Meryl Streep calls out Melania and Ivanka’s silence in face of #MeToo
Rachel Leah
The actor focused on Trump's wife and daughter — but was she right to?
Michael Wolff’s tell-all may not be super reliable, but it’s juicy enough
Charlie May
A look inside a deeply inexperienced campaign, a rough transition and months of disorder in the Oval Office
New tack in right-wing Trump defense: The Mueller grand jury is too black
Gabriel Bell
The New York Post and "Fox & Friends" focus on the racial makeup of the jury empaneled for the Russia investigation
Eric Trump wonders if Ellen DeGeneres is part of the “deep state,” a concept he may not grasp
Gabriel Bell
Is the delightful daytime talk-show host part of a shadowy governmental cabal? Who can say?
Another victim of Trump’s immigration policy: colleges
Matthew Rozsa
Higher education, which was reliant on foreign students, is facing a new cash crunch
People are congratulating Trump on “successes” he probably doesn’t want praise for
Charlie May
After taking credit for the lack of aviation deaths on airlines, Trump is reminded of other "successes" he's had
Jimmy Kimmel rips into “maniac” Trump over nuclear button tweet
Rachel Leah
The late night host returns to roast Trump for his tweets on the "button" and commercial aviation
Pro-Trump Sheriff David Clarke’s Twitter account just got locked
Matthew Rozsa
It's another sign that Twitter is taking hate speech very seriously
Trump sets date, time for fake news awards moments after threatening nuclear war
Gabriel Bell
The leader of the free world wants to single out the media that's unkind to him
Steve Bannon: Trump Tower meeting with Russian lawyer was “treasonous”
Charlie May
Breitbart chieftain reportedly said, "They’re going to crack Don Junior like an egg on national TV"
Acting immigration director suggests charging “sanctuary cities” politicians with crimes
Matthew Rozsa
The Trump administration's war on so-called "sanctuary cities" reaches new rhetoric
Fusion GPS founders: The Steele Dossier is a lot more important than you may think
Matthew Rozsa
The founders of the research firm Fusion GPS discuss why they hired Christopher Steele and what he discovered
“2018 doesn’t feel good”: A look at the top political risks the world faces
Charlie May
The Eurasia group says 2018 will be the beginning of the end of American dominance
Hey @jack: Trump’s “Button” tweet violates Twitter’s TOS
D. Watkins
Threatening nuclear war should be activity a social media platform refuses to promote
Trump’s tweet brings America closer to a nuclear war with North Korea
Matthew Rozsa
Experts are concerned that Trump's boast about having a "bigger" nuclear button is really dangerous
Trump is still involved in his business ventures all over the world. Is that constitutional?
Heather Digby Parton
Now, about that emoluments clause: Autocratic governments around the globe are pouring money into Trump's pocket
Ben Sasse is no friend to the resistance: He’s Trump with extra sanctimony
Amanda Marcotte
Nebraska senator wants to be seen as a principled Trump foe — but on issues of substance, they're peas in a pod
If Mitt Romney runs in Utah, he’ll win — but don’t expect an anti-Trump hero
Matthew Sheffield
Yes, the 2012 GOP nominee has been an outspoken Trump critic, and may well be heading to D.C. But his day is done
America’s imperial decline may be best hope to save democracy
Jacob Bacharach
Painful as it will be, it's a necessary precondition to creating a more just country
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