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GOP tax bill is second-most unpopular legislation in 30 years
Matthew Sheffield
Only Trumpcare was less popular
Fox News host and Trump confidante Jeanine Pirro caught going 54 mph over the speed limit
Keith A. Spencer
Former district attorney Jeanine Pirro is obsessed with the "rule of law" — except when it applies to herself
Ex-Fox News employee says network blocked her Russia investigation
Matthew Rozsa
Former Fox reporter says she was forbidden from traveling to Moscow to report on Trump-Kremlin connection
War on Christmas 2017: Fox News asks if Starbucks holiday cups are pushing a “gay agenda”
Gabriel Bell
Another year, another round of red-meaters trying to set Starbucks and baby Jesus against each other
Trump’s top foreign policy adviser questions his intelligence: report
Matthew Rozsa
McMaster is reported to have referred to Trump as an "idiot," a "dope" and a "kindergartner"
Is there such a thing as a good public apology?
Jacob Sugarman
In Trump's America, none of these statements seem to cut it
Mueller wants Jeff Sessions to hand over documents on Comey firing
Matthew Rozsa
The man charged with investigating the Trump-Russia scandal wants to learn about James Comey's firing from the FBI
After LaVar Ball, Trump goes after NFL star Marshawn Lynch
Matthew Rozsa
Minutes after "Fox & Friends" attacked the Oakland Raiders star, Trump took to Twitter to do likewise
Al Franken won’t resign despite second accuser
Matthew Rozsa
A second woman has come forward to accuse the Minnesota Democrat of sexual misconduct, while he was in the Senate
Is Ivanka Trump a target of investigation now? It seems inevitable
Heather Digby Parton
More than a lifestyle brand, Ivanka Trump is deeply implicated in her family's involvement with foreign corruption
What’s the Republicans’ game plan for 2018 elections?
Neil Baron
With the recent election results, Republicans will have to reevaluate their kowtowing to Trump
Donald Trump, bold defender of white masculinity
Chauncey DeVega
Trump and sports promoter LaVar Ball are more alike than different, but their Twitter war has a long, ugly history
How an obscure rule change could make discrimination great again
Sarah Okeson
Ben Carson's HUD may roll back a rule that has penalized lenders and insurers in cases of obvious racial bias
5 times Republicans admitted they work for rich donors
Kali Holloway
Sometimes, they say it out loud
Who’s afraid of Steve Bannon?
Simon Maloy
The Breitbart chairman’s reputation as a savvy political operator shouldn’t survive Roy Moore’s candidacy
Trump attacks LaVar Ball, father of one of the three UCLA basketball players arrested in China
Taylor Link
Trump went after LaVar Ball, who refused to thank the president for allegedly helping the players' criminal woes
2017 has been the best year for trans people; it’s also been the worst
Jarrett Lyons
This year came with a slew of electoral victories for the trans community, and a record number of trans homicides
Reconsidering “The Reactionary Mind” in the age of you-know-who
Paul Rosenberg
Is Trump "not a conservative"? Political theorist Corey Robin begs to differ, in new edition of his landmark book
In defense of liberal outrage: How the “snowflakes” are finally moving the needle
Taylor Link
Liberal outrage was mostly impotent in 2016, but now that it's coordinated and coupled with economics, it's working
Trump’s foreign policy is confused — but it isn’t really Trump’s
Patrick Lawrence
Trump had one consequential moment during his Asia trip — and everyone in the rudderless American media missed it
Fox Business host savaged for claiming “there are no allegations against” Trump
Charlie May
Maria Bartiromo said comparing Al Franken's accusations to Trump is "apples to oranges" and "not the same at all"
Is this a “sex panic” or a national moment of reckoning? Can’t it be both?
Andrew O'Hehir
This week the #MeToo moment became a political weapon — and reminded us that Americans don't share the same reality
Robert Reich’s “Saving Capitalism” is conservative, but conservatives will never admit it
Matthew Rozsa
Robert Reich has made a documentary that is ultimately modest in its proposed social reforms
Trump reverses decision to allow elephant trophy imports — but will it stay?
Charlie May
Trump backtracked on lifting an Obama-era ban on elephant trophy imports, pending a review
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