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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
Psychologist John Gartner: Why the Mueller probe makes Trump dangerous
Chauncey DeVega
The co-founder of Duty to Warn says "there is an 80 percent chance [Trump is] going to push that nuclear button"
Does Fox News have sway over the Justice Department?
Matt Gertz
Sessions may be out to get Trump's political opponents
Bill Maher: Al Franken is not like Roy Moore, Kevin Spacey, Donald Trump
Charlie May
The late-night comedian said Franken "did a bad thing" but shouldn't be "lumped in" with other high-profile figures
Big donors threaten to bolt from Democrats — and that’s a good thing
Conor Lynch
Megadonor Stephen Cloobeck says he'll quit if Dems don't back away from Sanders-Warren populism. Let him go!
How Trump’s CIA escalates tensions with Iran
Ben Norton
Analyst raises suspicions about CIA’s release of bin Laden docs and apparent collaboration with Neocon think tank
Leeann Tweeden reads Al Franken’s handwritten apology on “The View”
Leigh C. Anderson
"There is no excuse and I understand why you could feel violated by that photo," he wrote
Jurors can consider first-degree murder charge in Steinle trial politicized by Trump
Charlie May
New twists in the trial of Kate Steinle's killer, which became a political football for Trump in 2015
Why the North Korea situation won’t be getting better any time soon
Jeremy Binckes
Two stories indicate that there may be no solutions in Korea
Roy Moore’s wife leads the latest rally in her husband’s defense
Matthew Sheffield
Kayla Moore hypocritically claims the media prints fake news — after spreading it herself
Al Franken must go: It’s the right way to help women and protect Democrats
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans are eager to claim liberal hypocrisy and a double standard. To defeat them, Franken needs to quit
Texas driver with “F**k Trump” sticker targeted by cops, arrested on warrant
Leigh C. Anderson
A sheriff sparked a free-speech controversy on Facebook, the ACLU clapped back and now the driver is facing charges
A Trump-branded Panama City tower has connections to organized crime: report
Charlie May
A decade ago, Trump was willing to put his name on anything — including a development run by a man accused of fraud
Kirsten Gillibrand bets Democrats want to move from Bill and Hillary Clinton
Matthew Sheffield
New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is striking out on her own, and getting out of the Clinton shadow
Keystone Pipeline spills 210,000 gallons of oil in South Dakota
Charlie May
The spill occurred in a grassy field and raised further concerns over pipeline project and the environment
Mueller has subpoenaed more than a dozen Trump officials in his Russia probe: report
Chris Sosa
This could mark a turning point in the special investigation
Democrats don’t have a national climate policy. So what?
Eric Holthaus
You don't need the federal government to make effective change
Trump weighs in on “really bad” Franken accusations — but stays silent on Roy Moore
Charlie May
The president is often loudest when he remains silent, and in the wake of several allegations, he wants to divide
Steve Bannon vs. Karl Rove: Smackdown of the so-called geniuses
Heather Digby Parton
What if Steve Bannon's campaign to destroy the Republican Party is really just a moronic personal crusade?
Here’s why your local TV news is about to get even worse
Margot Susca
News divisions have been held to the same profit-making standards as corporate media’s entertainment divisions
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