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The president spent his holiday tweeting at the television
Matt Gertz
Trump livetweeted Fox on eight of the 11 days of his Florida trip
John Dean: Nixon “might have survived if there’d been a Fox News”
Rachel Leah
The former Nixon White House counsel thinks the Russia investigation is just heating up, too
Twitter genius edits Disney World’s Trumpbot into real-life presidential photos
Charlie May
A nightmarish gift to all
Orrin Hatch announces retirement, opening the door for Senator Mitt Romney
Matthew Rozsa
The senior Utah senator announced on Tuesday that he will not seek reelection in 2018, and it's all up to Romney
Here’s America’s foreign policy under President Trump, in two stories
Jeremy Binckes
The Trump Doctrine is shallow, grating and surprisingly ineffective
Trump’s New Year’s Day tweet just infuriated Pakistan
Matthew Rozsa
Pakistan summoned America's ambassador to their country in a rare public rebuke of a sitting U.S. president
Chrissy Teigen dragged into Pizzagate by verified Twitter truther
Rachel Leah
New year, same conspiracy theories
“It was all golf”: A brief look at Trump’s week of getting “back to work”
Charlie May
Despite tweeting that he would be getting "back to work" to enact his political agenda, Trump golfed
Michele Bachmann may run for Al Franken’s seat, if God gives her the thumbs up
Gabriel Bell
The former presidential hopeful is waiting for the Almighty to weigh in before returning to politics
Donald Trump can take no credit for a lack of aviation deaths in 2017
Matthew Rozsa
There is literally zero reason to believe Trump had anything to do with 2017 being a good year in aviation
So, Mike Pence may not be visiting Israel after all
Matthew Rozsa
Pence was originally scheduled to visit Israel during the week of Dec. 17, then Jan. 14, and now it is uncertain
Donald Trump fears it won’t be a very good 2018. Here’s why
Matthew Rozsa
The president doesn't know if he'll push for infrastructure or entitlement cuts — and is dreading midterm setbacks
In urban Sweden and heartland America, xenophobic fake news looks the same
Nina Mast
Parallels, lessons learned, and enduring challenges for 2018
Trump won the war on Christmas! Now he laughs at global warming
Bob Cesca
Over the holiday weekend, Trump made clear he believes two of the dumbest lies of all time. Is he fit for office?
Civil disobedience in the Trump era: A new wave of activism?
Matthew Rozsa
For those who believe Trump is an illegitimate president, it's time to step up to stronger tactics
Who would pay $26,000 to work in a chicken plant?
Michael Grabell
Plants recruit thousands of foreign workers through a little-known program to fill jobs they say Americans won't do
Florida may restore voting rights to 1.7 million ex-felons: So long, Republicans!
Amanda Marcotte
An initiative to restore voting rights to ex-felons may be on Florida's ballot. Will Gov. Rick Scott stop it?
The National Rifle Association’s first year as Trump propagandists
Timothy Johnson
Trump and the NRA have shared anti-immigrant, anti-free press, and pro-authoritarian sentiments
Protests in Iran continue, despite crackdown warnings and social media restrictions
Charlie May
Anti-government protests persisted in Iran for the fourth day, with calls for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to step down
1 sheriff’s deputy killed, several injured after shooting in Colorado
Charlie May
Five sheriff's deputies were shot after responding to a domestic disturbance call in Douglas County, Colorado
Anthony Scaramucci: Donald Trump’s view on climate change would surprise people
Charlie May
In response to Trump's recent tweet on climate change, Scaramucci said he loves "the president's sense of humor"
Looking back at 2017: A shape-shifting year that promises big change ahead
Paul Rosenberg
Trump dominated the news, but from the Women's March to Charlottesville to #MeToo, activists struck the sparks
10 good things about a terrible year
Medea Benjamin
Let’s keep ourselves inspired by the hard work of folks at home and abroad who gave us something to cheer about
Former Joint Chiefs of Staff chair: We’ve never been closer to nuclear war with North Korea
Charlie May
After a year heightened tensions, a former top defense official says the U.S. has never been closer to nuclear war
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