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Sorry, Trump: Your arch-nemeses Obama and Clinton are still “most admired” Americans
Nicole Karlis
The president has a deep inferiority complex with these two. Here's hoping he's seething
Mueller investigators question RNC staffers about work with Trump campaign
Charlie May
Jared Kushner, who helped lead the joint RNC-Trump campaign digital operation, recently hired a crisis PR firm
“A walking billboard”: Ivanka Trump criticized for using social media to promote her brand
Matthew Rozsa
Ivanka Trump products have appeared 68 percent of the time in her social media pictures since becoming an adviser
AT&T sheds 1,000 employees after touting GOP tax plan, giving out bonuses
Charlie May
The telecom titan recently announced $1,000 bonuses for 200,000 U.S. employees, while others were laid off
Michael Flynn’s family pleads for a pardon from Trump
Matthew Rozsa
Citing Trump's attacks on the FBI, Michael Flynn's brother demanded a pardon for his sibling
Trump promises to go “back to work,” immediately heads to golf course
Gabriel Bell
Trump's right-winger fans are furious at CNN for filming him on the golf links
Israel announces plan to name Western Wall train station after Trump
Matthew Rozsa
Israel's transportation minister has called the move the grandest tribute ever for an American president
Vanity Fair gets savaged for suggesting Hillary Clinton should take up knitting
Rachel Leah
"Take up a new hobby in the new year," one writer said. "Volunteer work, knitting, improv comedy"
Mika Brzezinski “used to love” her job — until Donald Trump
Charlie May
"I’m working on unplugging more because it’s the worst I’ve ever seen it," the "Morning Joe" host said of the news
Russians and GOP still trying to “sow chaos”? Well, it’s working
Heather Digby Parton
GOP operatives have sought to distort or reshape reality for decades. Now they have outside help from experts
Before Trump, hate was already present in Canada
Ryan Scrivens
It would be easy to assume Canada's wave of hatred began with Trump, but it's not all due to a trickle-down effect
Democratic base wants impeachment: But does anybody else?
Matthew Sheffield
Leading Democrats warn the party base: America's not ready to impeach Trump, even after the 2018 elections
First special election of 2018 is in Trump country — and Democrats are drooling
Sophia Tesfaye
Will a largely white district in southwestern Pennsylvania provide the Democrats their first big breakthrough?
Contempt of court: Trump’s judicial blitz betrays his hostility to rule of law
Arn Pearson
Some of Trump's most egregious nominees have dropped out, but his onslaught on the judiciary is very dangerous
Drug industry spent millions to squelch talk about high drug prices
Jay Hancock
Lowering drug prices have been a bi-partisan goal, but pharmaceutical companies have their own ideas
Life expectancy of Americans continues to drop
Nicole Karlis
Drug overdoses and an increase in vehicle crashes could be to blame
Trump is mad at Jeff Sessions for taking the job Trump offered him
Charlie May
Trump partly blamed Sessions for the GOP loss in Alabama's special election triggered by Trump's appointment
US to slash UN budget by more than $285 million after Israel vote
Charlie May
Following widespread condemnation for its Israel decision, the US Mission announced steep UN budget cuts
Journalist compares Obama and Trump Christmas tweets
Jeremy Binckes
Scenes from a very Trumpian Christmas
Today in Trump’s destruction of American regulations and safeguards
Charlie May
Industry insiders are winning handily under the Trump administration, as he continues to slash federal oversight
How an industry group is driving Trump’s workplace safety agenda
Jennifer Gollan
The Trump administration is fundamentally reshaping the nation’s approach to workplace safety
Trump’s blatant racism: A Christmas surprise that’s no surprise
Chauncey DeVega
Haitians have AIDS; Nigerians should return to their "huts," says the president. Will Republicans ever reject him?
Hey, remember Roy Moore? Two weeks later, he still hasn’t conceded
Matthew Sheffield
Defeated Christian nationalist begs for money, hinting at "voter fraud" — while his former allies back away
For solar power to thrive, Trump should subsidize, not tax
Edward Barbier, Terry Iverson
Better ways to foster solar innovation and save jobs
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