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Here’s a terrifying list of what Donald Trump can still legally do
Matthew Rozsa
Among other things, Trump can effectively take control of law enforcement, and create parallel justice for himself
Donald Trump won’t say that he won’t pardon Michael Flynn — and that’s worrying people
Jeremy Binckes
Trump is sending a sign that he may not care about the rule of law
There was an effort to get Putin to meet Trump in 2015: report
Matthew Rozsa
The British promoter who helped Trump Jr. meet a Kremlin-connected lawyer tried to introduce Trump to Putin
A Trump judicial nominee was just embarrassed for his lack of legal knowledge
Matthew Rozsa
A senator asked one of Trump's judicial nominees some basic legal questions. But he didn't know the answers
Donald Trump Jr. botches a basic net neutrality fact, and the internet lets him have it
Jeremy Binckes
When trying to deflect blame for a deeply unpopular ruling, it's best to have a grasp of who did what first
Why did the Justice Department selectively release anti-Trump texts that fueled outrage at Mueller?
Matthew Rozsa
The FBI agents criticized for sending texts criticizing Trump also disparaged Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders
Trump’s bizarre love affair with Putin deepens: What is he hiding?
Heather Digby Parton
A Washington Post feature on Trump's Russia fixation is oddly credulous: Is wounded pride really the issue here?
Disney’s Fox purchase may hurt writers and consumers
Nicole Karlis
As these entertainment companies consolidate, the "Big Six" Hollywood studios will turn into the "Big Five"
How the NY Times botched its coverage of Clinton v. Trump
Steven Rosenfeld
According to Columbia Journalism Review, the most influential mainstream media was gossip-prone and uninformative
What kind of white person do you want to be: Roy Moore or his foes?
Chauncey DeVega
The Alabama Senate election posed a test to white people. Despite the result, way too many of them failed
I talked to people signing up for Obamacare. Here’s what I learned
Myles Ma
Much uncertainty swirled around the process of enrolling in ACA plans this year
9 revelations about Trump becoming unhinged
Kali Holloway
Insiders describe days filled with TV and a dozen Diet Cokes
How Republican missteps turned Alabama blue
David Hughes
How did Republicans manage to lose this Senate seat?
Alex Jones: Democrats stole the Alabama election with dead people and buses
Charlie May
Zombies, Clintons and swamp monsters, oh my
Jimmy Kimmel has an important PSA for Trump voters looking to burn their MAGA hats
Jarrett Lyons
These handy tips should help you torch your wearable statements of proto-fascist nationalism in safety
Trump needs to hire a new black person
D. Watkins
The candidate search begins for Omarosa's replacement, thank goodness there is only one requirement for her job
Omarosa denies “100 percent false” reports of her dramatic exit from the White House
Charlie May
Newman says she resigned following a "candid conversation" with John Kelly — sure, okay.
Trump has been ignoring Russia threats and cozying up to authoritarians: report
Matthew Rozsa
Trump replied "So what?" when informed that members of his incoming Cabinet supported the intelligence on Russia
Roy Moore’s loss is exposing the Trump White House’s greatest weakness
Charlie May
Following a historic loss in Alabama, the GOP and the White House look to cast the blame as they pick up the pieces
Conservatives want the FBI demolished — to protect Donald Trump
Matthew Rozsa
Another conservative speaks up, and echoes the refrain that the FBI is not pro-Trump enough for his taste
Rosenstein reaffirms Mueller as Republicans look to discredit Russia probe
Charlie May
Rosenstein defended Mueller and said he has had no reason to fire him from the Trump-Russia investigation
Alabama: Don’t forget the women who brought down Roy Moore, and changed history
Heather Digby Parton
Roy Moore's accusers represent a much larger political and cultural shift. They remind us that change is possible
Trump’s regulators: Eager servants of oil and gas, at our expense
Amanda Marcotte
Ryan Zinke obeys industry wishes in rolling back methane regulations — it will waste energy, cost us money
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