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Trump: “We could use a little bit of that good, old global warming”
Leigh C. Anderson
As the temperature drops, the president turns up the climate-change denial
Someone found secret line of code on the GOP website — and it’s ridiculous and ironic
Matthew Rozsa
"Unlike Obama, we are working to fix the problem... and not on the golf course," the error message was meant to say
Indiana lawmaker proposes law for snowflakes triggered by NFL anthem protests
Matthew Rozsa
How do Republicans keep their base happy? It may fly in the face of letting the free market work on its own
Trump trolls America during a cold snap that covers 1 percent of the Earth’s surface
Grist Staff
Does the president know the difference between climate and weather?
Here are the best/worst moments from Trump’s New York Times interview
Matthew Rozsa
What did we learn from Trump's latest chat with the Old Gray Lady?
Don’t fall for the great CNN truck golf distraction
Jeremy Binckes
There's a real important story, hidden somewhere behind a truck that's obscuring our view of the president
Newt Gingrich promises “enormous shock” in 2018: Yeah, but for whom?
Heather Digby Parton
Everyone's still wrong about Trump, says former speaker, and Republicans will surge to victory. Like in 1998, Newt?
Trump says he can do whatever he wants with the Justice Department
Matthew Rozsa
"I have absolute right to do what I want to do with the Justice Department" the president tells the Times
By the numbers: a 2017 money-in-politics index
Ashley Balcerzak, Dave Levinthal, Carrie Levine, Sarah Kleiner
We crunched a lot of numbers this year. Here are a few that stand out
Is the Senate really up for grabs after Alabama? Just maybe
Matthew Sheffield
Republicans still hold an advantage, but with Steve Bannon trying to destroy the party, Democrats have an opening
Trump’s EPA head will do anything to avoid protecting Americans from pollution
Amanda Marcotte
Scott Pruitt is using a bureaucratic shell game to stop states from protecting their residents from air pollution
A return to debtors’ prisons: Jeff Sessions’ war on the poor
Sophia Tesfaye
By reversing numerous longtime rules, Sessions is bringing back unconstitutional penalties for unpaid debts
Judge grants Rick Gates, indicted in Mueller probe, freedom to party on New Year’s Eve
Charlie May
Gates, Trump's former deputy campaign manager, is under house arrest after being indicted in the Russia probe
Trump attacks Anna Wintour, possibly confusing Vanity Fair with Vogue
Gabriel Bell
The president went after the fashion editor for a video that her magazine did not create
Trump plans to turn on Michael Flynn: report
Nicole Karlis
Fearing a Russia investigation that is closing in on the White House, Trump will reportedly cast Flynn as a “liar”
Howard Dean: Republicans will be “nailed with corruption” for GOP tax bill
Charlie May
Several GOP lawmakers are positioned to financially benefit from the new tax plan
FDA lacks “efficient and effective” food recall process, inspector general finds
Charlie May
An inspector general report revealed that the FDA lacks proper measures to recall tainted goods in a timely fashion
Trump’s fake news works: Nearly half of Republicans believe he repealed Obamacare
Charlie May
Despite Trump often crying "fake news," he's repeatedly asserted that Obamacare has met its fate — it hasn't
Why are all these Florida Republicans attacking Bob Mueller?
Heather Digby Parton
Maybe it's coincidence that Florida congressmen benefited from Russian hacking, and now bemoan the "deep state"
From “hotumn” to “meatmares”: Words that defined us in 2017
Kate Yoder
Environmentally based words dominated the year
Behind the right-wing plot against Mueller
Jefferson Morley
Conservative media attempt to demonize the special prosecutor as a threat to America
Year of the “alt-right”: As 2017 ends, it’s less visible, but still building a movement
Amanda Marcotte
After Charlottesville, white supremacists dialed back their big public events, but online recruiting continues
Left-wing sites got trolled by Russians too: The strange saga of “Alice Donovan”
Matthew Sheffield
A freelance writer who published on progressive websites was probably a Russian invention. Were there others?
Warlocks, witches and American stampedes: The built-in dangers of #MeToo
Jim Sleeper
Revolutionary social movements often indulge in excess or pursue the wrong targets. Will #MeToo break the pattern?
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