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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
Land use report highlights America’s wealth gap
Nicole Karlis
A new report shows how a small group of 100 Americans have nearly doubled their land ownership in one decade
With polling advantage, Democrats need to push for progressive candidates
Charlie May
Putting forth a generic Democrat in 2020 would be short-sighted, and offers no vision for the future
Six J20 protesters acquitted after trial for Trump inauguration demonstrations
Matthew Rozsa
Trump protesters say they were prosecuted because they were anti-Trump
Trump commutes sentence of businessman found guilty of bank fraud — and Twitter has mixed feelings
Charlie May
Rubashkin, convicted of bank fraud in 2009, had his sentence commuted by Trump after pleas from several lawmakers
A pro-Trump artist is claiming responsibility for those Meryl Streep “she knew” posters
Jarrett Lyons
A man identifying as Sabo says he created images alleging Streep knew of Harvey Weinstein's behavior
Memphis removes statues of Confederate leaders after unanimous vote and private sale
Matthew Rozsa
Score one for history
The White House is misleading the public on “chain migration”
Charlie May
Even though the Trump family has benefited from "chain migration," Trump has weaponized the term to enact policy
Sam Bee: Trump’s devout evangelical following is “an Aryan death cult”
Charlie May
"This bunch of fringe-dwelling internet lunatics think that Trump’s gambit might hasten the end of the world"
Tucker Carlson parrots white nationalist rhetoric after whining about “demographic replacement”
Matthew Rozsa
The Fox News host claimed that Democrats want undocumented immigrants in America so they can cheat in elections
Partisan witch hunt: House Republicans are secretly investigating the DOJ and FBI
Charlie May
A group of Republicans want to to expose the DOJ and FBI for corruption and mishandling the Trump-Russia dossier
It’s OK to be skeptical about corporations’ bonus boasts
Matthew Rozsa
Sure, companies are planning to give back to workers. But it's a small PR boost before a corporate windfall
Republicans get their tax-cut Holy Grail: Is it poisoned?
Heather Digby Parton
Republicans believe tax cuts will save them in 2018. They may have driven away affluent suburban whites for good
Trump’s Export-Import Bank nominee rejected in a big loss for Mike Pence
Sophia Tesfaye
Scott Garrett, a former Freedom Caucus member and Pence ally, gets bounced in a major smackdown to White House
Anti-Trump conservative looks for common ground with the left
Jefferson Morley
Some conservatives, like Charles J. Sykes, are just as horrified as progressives
A former Israeli diplomat answers 5 questions about Jerusalem
Dan Arbell
As a holy city for the world's three major monotheistic religions, Jerusalem's status has long been fought over
Security researchers not convinced North Korea behind ransomware attack
Nicole Karlis
Trump officials say unequivocally that North Korea started this. Is this a WMD-esque ruse to start a war?
Trump’s “soft” ethnic cleansing: Immigrants as human garbage
Chauncey DeVega
Trump calls immigrants "the worst of the worst" — and that's no aberration. It's part of a large and evil strategy
Senate probes Jill Stein’s Russia connections: Did she really spoil the election?
Matthew Sheffield
Green Party nominee attended a dinner with Putin and opposed Hillary Clinton's Russia policy. Is that sinister?
California resists: State attorney general spent 2017 relentlessly suing Trump
Amanda Marcotte
Xavier Becerra was empowered to go after Trump on regulatory rollback — and sued the feds 24 times in 2017
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