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Fox News doesn’t want to talk about any election, except for Trump’s 2016 one
Matthew Rozsa
Fox News offered very little coverage of the Democratic Party's win around the country
How Donald Trump is losing his core supporters
Taylor Link
People who live in counties that voted for Trump do not believe the country is getting better
Donald Trump went to South Korea, and promoted his golf course
Matthew Rozsa
The president came under fire for promoting his personal golf club on the world stage
Transgender Congresswoman Danica Roem has gracious response after winning, and she’s everything
Matthew Rozsa
Danica Roem will be the first trans woman to serve in a state legislature — and she defeated an outspoken homophobe
Donald Trump and Laura Ingraham downplay, spin election blowout
Taylor Link
Trump and Ingraham blame candidates for not going "full on Trump," for their terrible election results
Yes, it was a referendum on Trump: Reason for hope, a year after the catastrophe
Heather Digby Parton
After Tuesday's Democratic sweep, can anyone doubt the Republican brand is tarnished? More payback is coming
Mitch McConnell powers up a production line for Trump’s right-wing judges
Amanda Marcotte
Senate Republicans are rubber-stamping Trump's judicial picks to pack the courts with right-wing extremists
Ignore Republican denials: Democrats’ big win in Virginia is the start of an anti-Trump wave
Sophia Tesfaye
Ed Gillespie's "Trumpism without Trump" gets wiped out in a Democratic sweep. Leading edge of a 2018 tidal wave?
Maryland investigating Kushner Companies’ real estate practices
Alec MacGillis
The probe by the Maryland attorney general comes after reports of Kushner's firm being aggressive toward tenants
Why social media may not be so good for democracy
Gordon Hull
Facebook shows you what you want to see, which may be further dividing the country along partisan lines
A chameleon-like artist has created the best damn Trump satire
Mark Peters
Is anyone — including members of his own administration — not sick of Donald Trump?
New report suggests Trump may have lied about ties to mob-linked Russian businessman
Matthew Rozsa
A new report describes Trump meeting with Felix Sater shortly after the 2016 presidential election
Conservative megadonor Richard Mercer avoided taxes to fund right-wing causes
Matthew Rozsa
One of Donald Trump's biggest supporters hid a lot of money, revealed in the so-called Paradise Papers
Wilbur Ross incorrectly told Forbes he was a billionaire, and they just believed him
Taylor Link
Trump's secretary of commerce has lied about his net worth for years
Why the 2017 local elections are critical for beating Trump
Rachel Leah
As the Democratic Party looks to win local races, it still faces one major problem this Election Day: voter turnout
Papa John’s actually had to say it doesn’t want to be the official pizza of the “alt-right”
Matthew Rozsa
The Daily Stormer declared Papa John's the "alt-right's" official pizza, but the CEO wants nothing to do with them
Carter Page’s testimony is crazy, and big trouble for Trump camp
Taylor Link
The former Trump adviser got caught more than a few times on inconsistencies in his testimony
The Republican tax plan is likely to fail under current Senate rules
Matthew Rozsa
The Republican tax bill will likely blow up the deficit, and that's a big practical problem
Here’s how Trump undermined U.S. foreign policy, in one tweet
Matthew Rozsa
The president tweets support to the crown prince's sweeping arrests, even though the State Department is ambivalent
Trump’s global ignorance on display: “This isn’t a guns situation”
Heather Digby Parton
We have 13,000 gun murders a year; Japan has almost none. Trump's answer is more guns "in the opposite direction"
Trump stalls when pressed about gun control: “We could let a little time go by”
Taylor Link
The president suggests it is too soon to be talking about gun control after the mass shooting at a Texas church
Far right concocts fake news about Texas church shooter
Matthew Sheffield
The antifa revolution the far right predicted never happened, so it's trying to make up wilder conspiracies
Despite Trump campaign promise, billionaires’ tax loophole survives again
Alec MacGillis
The Republican tax reform plan would retain a big benefit for private-equity and hedge-fund titans
Russian propaganda has forever changed U.S. campaigning
Steven Rosenfeld
The genie is out of the bottle
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