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Dark gifts of the Trumpus: Hey, who needs the Enlightenment anyway?
Andrew O'Hehir
Don't shun the goblin who vows to make Christmas great again — if we refuse his presents he'll eat democracy
The bitter irony of Donald Trump
Sophia A. McClennen
Donald Trump has redefined what it means to be an ironic president, and it’s not funny
Maxine Waters rips Republican efforts to undermine the Mueller investigation
Chris Sosa
"We will not stand by and allow Fox News and right-wing Republicans to defy the rule of law."
Echoes of Colin Powell: Nikki Haley’s recent Yemen push mirrors the Bush Iraq intelligence failures
Charlie May
Resembling Colin Powell, Haley's political theater only heightened tensions with Iran and shielded US complicity
The Trump labor board just made it harder for fast-food workers to hold corporate bosses accountable
Michael Arria
The Trump labor board just did away with a 2015-policy that sought to cull unfair labor practices
GOP tax bill: “Heightening the contradictions” of capitalism?
Conor Lynch
Republicans have enacted the most regressive tax plan in 50 years. Maybe they should study history more closely
Russia probe closes in on Trump’s inner circle
Matthew Sheffield
Russian-American businessman Felix Sater and Trump's former right-hand woman were called to testify this week
This conservative can’t hide his disgust watching Republicans prostrate themselves before Trump
Chris Sosa
"Do you understand you’re doing this in public?"
Donald Trump has destroyed the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's interim head of the agency meant to protect consumers has already undermined its core mission
Steelworkers thought they had an ally in Trump, but their jobs are still in trouble
Rachel Leah
Trump isn't keeping his promises, and steelworkers aren't sure they can keep their jobs
The Trump administration’s immigration approach hits a new low
Rachel Leah
A White House proposal many see as inhumane and heartless, but it's favored by the White House and ICE
Trump signs tax reform bill before Florida vacation because cable news thought he wouldn’t
Matthew Rozsa
Trump says he rushed signing the bill because cable news thought he wouldn't — then he flew to his Mar-a-lago club
Watch: Trump sexual assault accuser details her awful experience
Kali Holloway
Jessica Leeds is speaking up for the other women who have come forward to allege Trump sexually abused them
Alex Jones and Roger Stone prepare for “civil war after Trump is removed from office”
Rachel Leah
Jones and Stone say they don't condone violence, but they're preparing for it just in case
Trump claimed credit for the housing market created by Obama — and Twitter wasn’t having it
Matthew Rozsa
Trump issued a tweet that implied he was responsible for a thriving housing market that had nothing to do with him
Seth Meyers just slammed Mike Pence for what he said about Trump — and it’s brutal
Leigh C. Anderson
After piling praise on Donald Trump at a Cabinet meeting, Mike Pence became a victim of Late Night comedy
Breitbart’s top editor just claimed they didn’t believe Roy Moore when they defended him
Matthew Rozsa
Alex Marlow says he believed one of Moore's accusers, but had to discredit her to protect Trump
A judge just made it easier for Trump to profit off his businesses while president
Matthew Rozsa
The question of whether or not Trump is violating the Emoluments Clause remains up in the air
GOP’s new hunt for “Crooked Hillary”: A last-ditch gamble to save Trump?
Heather Digby Parton
Jeff Sessions, Devin Nunes and Rand Paul are all on the Clinton case: So far only the right-wing media is buying
Former CIA Director slams Trump’s UN Israel vote vengeance
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's declarations contain "qualities usually found in narcissistic, vengeful autocrats," John Brennan says
Misinformer of the Year: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg
Matt Gertz
Facebook's "personalized newspaper" became a global clearinghouse for misinformation
Three administrations, one standard playbook
Danny Sjursen
America’s wars are simply more of the same
GOP tax bill: Winner or loser? Politically, it might not make much difference
Matthew Sheffield
Both parties think the GOP tax bill is a golden ticket to victory in 2018. What if they're both wrong?
Austin activists win important victory on abusive policing
Amanda Marcotte
When the city's police contract came up for renewal, Black Lives Matter activists seized an opportunity for change
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