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Eric Trump’s unqualified brother-in-law now leads an Energy Department policy shop
Charlie May
A former contender for D.C.'s "hottest bachelor" now leads a policy shop that steered Obama's climate change agenda
A Republican congressman is calling for Robert Mueller to be fired
Matthew Rozsa
Gaetz says that if Mueller is allowed to investigate the Trump White House, we risk a "coup d'état"
Trump rolls over to China, gives up on American values
Taylor Link
Donald Trump sounds nothing like he did for years, and spits on the First Amendment
Trump and his allies launch obvious, inept assault on CNN
Heather Digby Parton
Trump administration's latest clumsy plot: Use the AT&T-Time Warner merger to attack CNN. As usual, it's backfiring
Republicans are now the party of Trump, and that’s scaring them
Matthew Rozsa
"The canary in the coal mine didn’t just pass out; its head exploded," one strategist said of Tuesday's losses
Far from being shunned, former Trump staffers are living the high life
Taylor Link
Steve Bannon, Reince Priebus and Sean Spicer are enjoying their post-White House celebrity lifestyles
Why the AR-15 is the weapon of choice for mass shooters
Liz Posner
Gun companies play on young men's insecurities to promote the rifle so beloved by mass shooters
“Alt-right” snowflakes play victim, in hopes of mainstream sympathy
Amanda Marcotte
Latest "alt-right" gambit: Paint themselves as targets of anti-white racism and a violent antifa revolution
White women strike back: The demographic that gave us Trump seeks redemption
Sophia Tesfaye
Hillary Clinton's core demographic betrayed her last year. In an epic election for women, they came back big time
Maria will fundamentally change US policy toward Puerto Rico
Pedro Caban
The federal government continues to treat Puerto Rico as “foreign to the United States in a domestic sense”
Trump won’t stop lying about Russia
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump's first impulse is to lie, then when he's caught he just lies a little more. His people do the same
“The Daily Show with Trevor Noah,” A year into trumpland
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to "Daily Show" head writer Zhubin Parang, about what a long, strange trip it's been for late night
Why you shouldn’t try to reason with Trump supporters
Jeremy Binckes
Reporters have noticed that no amount of evidence to the contrary will sway the most die-hard Trump fans
Roger Stone is soliciting donations for his legal bills
Charlie May
Looks like the Russia investigation is costing at least one close Trump associate a hefty sum
Conservatives learn the wrong lesson from GOP defeat in Virginia
Matthew Rozsa
Conservatives have come up with a number of harebrained explanations for Ed Gillespie's loss on Tuesday
The success of “Thor: Ragnarok” means there is hope for humanity. Seriously
Matthew Rozsa
"Thor: Ragnarok" is killing it at the box office because it gives us what we need, a hero winning a righteous fight
Omarosa’s surprise bridal shower shoot in the West Wing raises White House concerns
Leigh C. Anderson
Omarosa's recently uncovered stunt raises more questions about the reportedly disorderly Office of Public Liaison
House Democrat hints that Trump impeachment vote might be closer than we think
Taylor Link
"There will be a vote on the chief inciter. . . There will be a vote on impeachment"
America’s diplomacy power is being completely destroyed, ambassador warns
Matthew Rozsa
Fleeing foreign officers have a "serious, immediate, and tangible effect" on America's ability to shape the world
Trump told Senate Democrats the GOP’s tax bill would hurt him, and then things got worse
Taylor Link
The president took a page from "The Art of the Deal" and tried to sell Democrats a bill of goods
Lara Trump has White House power, and that should raise red flags
Matthew Rozsa
Lara Trump is a senior adviser to the president's 2020 campaign, raising ethical questions about her policy role
Dan Rather on Trump: “It’s never been this bad”
Rachel Leah
The journalism legend is fed up with Donald Trump and says the office of the presidency has zero nobility left
The trailer for Spielberg’s “The Post” promises the first great accidental anti-Trump film
Gabriel Bell
With Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep as the leadership of the Washington Post, the film comes at just the right moment
Duterte wants Trump to “lay off” human rights in their talks — but won’t have to worry
Charlie May
Why does the Philippine's strongman president think that Trump is going to care about his human rights record?
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