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Trumpist agitators are suggesting left-wingers sabotaged the Amtrak train
Matthew Rozsa
Jack Posobiec and others spun a whopper of a theory about the fatal crash
John Cornyn fabricated a family to sell the GOP’s tax bill as a good thing
Charlie May
Cornyn used talking points from a bank lobbyist to promote the bill, and then blamed Democrats for not helping out
Video footage of the new President Trump robot at Disney World emerges online
Jarrett Lyons
The Hall of Presidents becomes a chilling journey into sci-fi horror
New details emerge about the Trump administration’s censorship trends
Charlie May
More than 10,000 comments have opposed HHS rollbacks for religious groups, but only those in support are public
The Mueller probe will continue well into 2018, much to Trump’s detriment
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's team is meeting with Mueller's office this week but are not expected to hear the probe on Trump will end
James Clapper: Vladimir Putin treats Donald Trump like an “asset”
Matthew Rozsa
"He's a KGB officer. That's what they do. They recruit assets." Clapper says on Putin's relationship to Trump
US faces criticism after vetoing UN resolution against Trump’s Jerusalem proclamation
Charlie May
Outnumbered 14-1, the US continued to insist it has not thwarted peace efforts between Israel and Palestine
Of course Donald Trump nearly withdrew Neil Gorsuch’s nomination over pettiness
Matthew Rozsa
It doesn't take much to anger the president — and Gorsuch didn't seem loyal enough
More signs of guilt: Trump’s campaign was warned about Russia, and said nothing
Heather Digby Parton
In the summer of 2016, the FBI was already investigating "pervasive connections" between Trump and the Russians
Black voters won Alabama for the Dems – what’s next?
Sharon Austin
Nearly 100 percent of all black voters in Alabama supported Doug Jones. What can he offer this base in return?
Author Brian Klaas: Is Trump an “aspiring despot” or a “bumbling showman”? Yes!
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "The Despot's Apprentice" on the "long-term corrosion of democracy" that won't end when Trump is gone
What it will take for Democrats to take back the House?
Steven Rosenfeld
There's red dread and blue hope. But election data nerds say Dems must do even more next year
Experts tell Congress how to cut drug prices. We give you some odds
Sarah Jane Tribble
Americans across the political spectrum say lowering the price of prescription drugs is a top priority
Fox Business host declares war on Trump’s tax plan: “I’m disgusted with our government right now”
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump’s tax plan is very unpopular with one Fox News host
Trump vs. Trump: New national security speech contradicts national security strategy
Matthew Rozsa
The White House now admits Russia uses "information tools" to undermine democracies — but Trump still won't
Donald Trump’s first words about deadly Amtrak crash were about infrastructure
Matthew Rozsa
Trump takes to Twitter in the wake of tragedy — but doesn't do what a president should
Trump’s tone-deaf response to the Sandy Hook shooting anniversary is causing outcry
Matthew Rozsa
"He slapped us all in the face"
Black voters won Alabama for the Dems. Here’s what they need in return
Sharon Austin
Nearly 100 percent of all black voters in Alabama supported Doug Jones. What can he offer this base in return?
The “America First” Trump doctrine is going to change how the U.S. views the world
Matthew Rozsa
Trump believes that the U.S. is in a constant state of conflict with the world. Hello, U.S. foreign policy
Donald Trump is convinced Robert Mueller will exonerate him personally: report
Matthew Rozsa
Although Trump seems privately certain he'll be exonerated, his allies are trying to discredit Mueller's probe
If Trump fires Mueller, is a Watergate rerun coming?
Heather Digby Parton
Firing special prosecutor Archibald Cox was a massive blunder for Richard Nixon. But yes, it could happen again
John McCain will miss tax vote, but Senate Republicans still have enough in favor
Matthew Rozsa
A new controversy has emerged about the tax reform bill — namely, how it will now benefit Trump's bottom line
Democrats trust the press and Republicans don’t. What now?
Matt Gertz
Donald Trump’s presidency has coincided with an unprecedented partisan divide in attitudes toward the press
Republicans: Their own worst enemies, as usual
Matthew Rozsa
Roy Moore's defeat reveals an uncomfortable truth for the GOP — in triumph, it begins to destroy itself
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