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Bowe Bergdahl won’t serve prison time, and that’s making Trump really angry
Leigh C. Anderson
Trump's comments as a candidate may have influenced the judge to give Bergdahl a more lenient sentence
Two reasons why Trump’s Asia trip could be a disaster
Charlie May
On his 12-day trip to Asia, Trump will meet with a world leader who has run a murderous drug war
Trump’s reaction to his Twitter account being shut down was a true surprise
Charlie May
We weren't expecting this!
A history of Trump’s “great memory,” and when it failed him
Matthew Rozsa
Trump claims he couldn't remember a meeting with former aide George Papadopoulos days after bragging of his memory
NYC terror attack brings out the worst in Trump
Alyona Minkovski
The President dreams of Gitmo and the death penalty after a tragedy, showing his disdain for the rule of law
Carter Page made life a lot more difficult for Jeff Sessions
Matthew Sheffield
Carter Page is perhaps the most talkative former Trump aide
Why coal miners aren’t just hoping for a Trump miracle
Matthew Rozsa
Some former coal miners wrongly believe Trump will bring back coal jobs, but others simply understand economics
So much for the separation of church and state
Matthew Rozsa
The Republican's tax bill would weaken the Johnson Amendment, which has kept religion out of politics
The GOP’s tax cut bill probably won’t help the middle class
Matthew Rozsa
Nearly 13 million tax filers who make less than $100,000 a year may actually see their taxes go up
Trump’s latest comments on the Justice Department may be his scariest yet
Charlie May
Trump says he wants the Justice Department to look into his opponents, make trials "fairer"
There’s a popular groundswell for impeachment — and it’s totally not happening
Heather Digby Parton
Roughly half the public believes Trump has committed crimes and should be impeached. Don't hold your breath
DNAinfo and Gothamist unionized, then a billionaire Trump supporter shut them down
Matthew Rozsa
CEO Joe Ricketts, a Trump supporter, has long opposed unions
Liberty University shines God’s light on Anthony Scaramucci
Taylor Link
Barack Obama was not welcome at Liberty University, but the vulgar, boorish financial and Trump adviser was
Big Tech can’t handle Big Data: There’s too much information, and no way to use it
Matthew Sheffield
We have vastly more information than ever before. But no one knows how to use it to stop trolls or terrorists
Trump’s diversity trap: Immigration fear-mongering vs. jobs
Sophia Tesfaye
Take it from me and my family; Trump can’t Make America Great Again if he cuts off the American dream to newcomers
You don’t need to be a shrink to understand Trump’s mind
Michael Bader
Someone who can never admit a mistake, or show remorse or guilt, is not emotionally healthy
What new Russia investigation charges could mean for Trump
Rachel Caufield
Charges against Paul Manafort predate his time as campaign manager to Donald Trump
Trump’s tax plan panned by Democrats and Republicans
Taylor Link
The much-awaited debut of the GOP's tax plan was met with derision from liberal
White student arrested after allegedly contaminating her black roommate with bodily fluids
Rachel Leah
The accused boasted of her actions via Instagram
Jeff Sessions: I now recall that proposal for a Trump-Putin meeting I said didn’t happen
Charlie May
Sessions will be remembered for how selective his own memory is, which may deliver him a perjury charge
White House stays silent on three killed in Colorado Walmart shooting
Charlie May
Three people were killed after a white man opened fire on Walmart customers — but the White House has been silent
How the Mercers bought a huge stake in Steve Bannon’s “populism”
Todd Gitlin
From number-crunching to democracy-choking, the Mercers made their mark
Is the GOP’s tax plan dead in the Senate?
Matthew Rozsa
The Trump-approved tax plan may run into a big road block in the Senate
Comedian uses Papa John’s pizza box to slam CEO’s NFL comments
Jarrett Lyons
Nick Pappas served up a hot slice of justice to John Schnatter
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