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After Hannity fans smash Keurig machines, CEO loses his nerve
Gabriel Bell
A memo from the CEO to employees suggests that the coffeemaker is feeling the heat
Woman says Roy Moore tried to shove her “head into his crotch” when she was 16
Matthew Rozsa
A new accuser says Moore groped her, and then said no one would believe her if she came forward
Mitch McConnell on Roy Moore accusers: “I believe the women”
Matthew Rozsa
Mitch McConnell breaks with the Republican hedge when talking about the accusations against Roy Moore
Trump’s Health and Human Services nominee comes straight from the swamp
Matthew Rozsa
Tom Price's replacement comes from a major pharmaceutical company — and is very right wing
Breitbart tried to help Roy Moore, but bolstered Washington Post reporting instead
Taylor Link
Steve Bannon's publication is doing whatever it can to save Moore's troubled candidacy
North Korean leaders want to know if Donald Trump is crazy
Matthew Rozsa
North Korean officials are uncertain whether Trump is crazy, or if he'll even be president for much longer
Trump’s lovely weekend with Philippines president should alarm you
Matthew Rozsa
Trump and the Philippines' strongman had a creepy chummy relationship
John Oliver tackles the Trump presidency in season finale of “Last Week Tonight”
Taylor Link
“Trump’s presidency is like one of his handshakes: It pulls you in whether you like it or not.”
Everybody owns Trump: But with Vladimir Putin, it’s special
Heather Digby Parton
Trump was thoroughly bamboozled throughout his Asia trip, but his bizarre Putin comments set a new standard
Sinclair’s analyst covered GOP losses by regurgitating Trump tweets
Pam Vogel
Boris Epshteyn took to the conservative local news giant's airwaves to cover for the large-scale Democratic win
Of course it can happen here: Trump’s no despot — but he’s no friend to democracy
Brian Klaas
I study dictators, and Trump’s attacks on our democratic checks and balances are chillingly familiar
Trump’s weaselly notion of patriotism looks more like groveling
Bob Cesca
Now the guy who promised "America First" praises the Chinese on trade and "believes" his BFF Putin on hacking
Don’t expect Alabama Republicans to turn against Roy Moore
Amanda Marcotte
Southern conservatives already knew Moore was a kooky fundamentalist. These revelations won't shock them
A cheat sheet for the trickiness of shopping for Obamacare
Jay Hancock
Saying 'the Affordable Care Act is complex' is an understatement
NBA star Steph Curry explains why he can’t remain silent in Veterans Day tribute
Taylor Link
The former NBA MVP says his opposition to the president isn't a diss to the veterans, arguing vets deserve better
James Clapper and John Brennan clap back at President Trump’s “political hacks” rebuke
Taylor Link
The two former intelligence chiefs accused Trump of trying to "delegitimize the intelligence community"
Rebuilding a broken party: Where do Democrats go beyond Bernie vs. Hillary?
Paul Rosenberg
A post-election "autopsy" from the progressive wing argues that grassroots activists must do what leaders can't
Author Isabel Allende restores hope in immigrant stories
Alyona Minkovski
One of the world's most widely read authors isn't letting President Trump rule the immigration narrative
Fox News shrugged off Tuesday’s historic elections
Emily C. Bell
The cable news network skipped election coverage for more NFL protest talk and the anniversary of Trump's victory
Over a three week span, Fox spent 12 hours on a psuedoscandal
Matt Gertz
Trump propagandist Sean Hannity led the way with almost three and a half hours of Uranium One coverage
CIA chief Mike Pompeo contradicts Trump, says Russia meddled in 2016 election
Charlie May
In a statement the CIA said Pompeo "stands by and has always stood by" the intelligence community assessment
These are the 25 members of Congress you should be following on Twitter
Taylor Link
Some are sharp. Some are funny. None of them use #MAGA
ACA sign-up campaign funding varies widely state to state
Mark Zdechlik
Analysis estimates that cuts to ACA advertising may reduce next year's enrollment by at least 1.1 million people
The best reporting on Paul Manafort, Rick Gates, and, of course, George Papadopoulos
Sameera Khan
Manafort’s dodgy deals, Gates’ work and Papadopoulos’ emailing Russian officials — reporters have dug into it all
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