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Two November revolutions: Another Russia-Trump connection
Andrew O'Hehir
The Russian Revolution changed the world — but not the way anyone expected. Will Trump's legacy be similar?
George W. Bush was terrible — and Donald Trump is already worse
Matthew Rozsa
It's strange to defend Bush, whose policies were largely incoherent and terrible. But he never disgraced the office
Alec Baldwin’s Trump parody book fails for one major reason
Sophia A. McClennen
Baldwin's perfect "SNL" Trump impression doesn't have teeth on the page — there's a crucial ingredient missing
Kremlin denies Trump and Putin discussed Russian election meddling
Charlie May
The president told reporters that he believes Putin's denials, but a Kremlin official says the topic never came up
Lawrence O’Donnell: Trump is bad, but the ’60s were worse
Alyona Minkovski
The MSNBC host is sympathetic with millennials' feelings, but says nothing compares to Nixon and 1968
The destruction of a vast transnational nursery
Subhankar Banerjee
Will the Trump administration take down the Arctic Refuge?
Paradise Papers reveal the rise of a new class: The global oligarchy
Conor Lynch
Bono, the Queen and Wilbur Ross belong to a new class, untethered to nation or party. How can we fight back?
Apology or no apology, Louis C.K. is screwed
Leigh C. Anderson
The comedian's removal from the industry has progressed at record speed
Bernie Sanders: To reform the party, Democrats must split from corporate America
Charlie May
Sanders said the Democrats must reform the party and primary process, and not rely on wealthy donors to beat Trump
Republicans approve 36-year-old judicial nominee who has never tried a case
Matthew Rozsa
Senate Judiciary Committee confirms an unqualified Trump nominee, Brett J. Talley, for a lifetime appointment
Because of Roy Moore, the GOP is rushing their tax bill
Matthew Sheffield
The possibility that Roy Moore may lose his Senate race in Alabama — or even win it — is scaring Republicans
Rand Paul’s revenge? Why the Kentucky senator may have the last laugh after assault
Matthew Sheffield
Rand Paul may be trying to play up his neighbor's politics — because that could mean federal charges
Trump returns to China-bashing rhetoric, now that he’s no longer there
Charlie May
A day after leaving China and saying he didn't blame them for trade, Trump rails their practices in Vietnam
Carrier is laying off more workers, despite Trump’s brags
Matthew Rozsa
Carrier plans on laying off 215 workers in January, continuing a workforce bleed that started before Trump
Michael Flynn may have discussed sending a U.S. green card holder to Turkey
Matthew Rozsa
After Trump's election, Flynn reportedly wanted to use the government to help out an alleged client of his
White House dismisses Roy Moore claims as “mere allegation”
Charlie May
Trump downplays the allegations levied against Roy Moore, but says he should only step aside if they were true
John Kelly wants mass deportation — and given his record, that’s no surprise
Heather Digby Parton
Still think he's a "grownup"? Kelly's new effort to deport an entire class of immigrants fits a long, ugly history
Legends of the “pee tape”: Trump’s bodyguard can neither confirm nor deny
Jeremy Binckes
Keith Schiller's chat with Congress offered tantalizing clues about the sleaziest aspect of the "Steele dossier"
Former FBI counter-spy on Mueller, Trump and Putin: “Russia is winning”
Chauncey DeVega
Naveed Jamali was a double agent battling Russian intelligence. He says their plans have worked brilliantly
Trump’s terrible NASA nominee and the GOP attack on science
Amanda Marcotte
Jim Bridenstine, Trump's choice to head NASA, is only the latest symptom of Republican contempt for science
Daily Caller gone wild: Tucker Carlson’s site descends into far-right weirdness
Matthew Sheffield
A former burlesque dancer with racist connections is just one symptom of the Daily Caller's descent into weirdness
Fox’s new prime-time lineup is Breitbart TV
Matt Gertz
The network always backs the leading force in GOP politics. Right now, that’s Steve Bannon
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