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Behold perhaps the single most depressing poll of Trump’s presidency
Jacob Sugarman
New data indicate a majority of Democrats now hold a favorable view of George W. Bush
Puerto Rico moves to cancel $300 million contract with Whitefish
Taylor Link
Governor of Puerto Rico seeks to cancel controversial contract with "massive inconsistencies," San Juan mayor said
Trump’s bizarre obsession with his questionable intelligence
Peter Dreier
Trump is "very intelligent." Just ask him. (Actually, you don't have to ask—he'll tell you)
Can a Latino progressive take down Dianne Feinstein?
Paul Rosenberg
Bucking Democratic orthodoxy, and the odds, Kevin de León takes on a Beltway legend from the left
Trump rants about the Clintons a day after reports of an upcoming indictment from Robert Mueller
Taylor Link
Trump went on an epic tirade Sunday, begging his own government to "do something" about the Clintons
The problem with Trump’s “madman” act with North Korea
Chauncey DeVega
National security expert Tom Nichols on why Trump needs to "stop making threats you're not going to fulfill"
Here’s who could receive Mueller’s indictment
Charlie May
With an indictment expected on Monday, here are some of the figures that could be charged in the Trump-Russia probe
5 Awesome things that have been ruined by their fans
Matthew Rozsa
The greatest creations, characters and contraptions have been trashed for the rest of us by small-minded zealots
The 25 best hip-hop protest songs ever
Rachel Leah
People were quick to call Eminem's freestyle the best thing ever/ Here are 25 tracks that do it better
White House: Women accusing Trump of sexual harassment are liars
Charlie May
Despite over a dozen women accusing the president of sexual misconduct in the past, the White House says they lied
For Trump, words are stupid things
Michael Winship
A book about Churchill and Orwell reminds us how potent skilled rhetoric can be
Here’s to hoping the Democrats stop embracing Wall Street
Les Leopold
One corporate Democrat pollster has all the wrong ideas
Who killed reality? (It wasn’t Trump.) Can we bring it back?
Andrew O'Hehir
In the perverse, unreal world of Trump's America, the release of the JFK documents has a special, awful irony
Coastal cities threatened by sea level rise if coal power not ended by 2050: report
Charlie May
A new study reveals the impact of Antarctica's contribution to the rise in global sea levels, and how to combat it
Why do we let schools hurt our kids?
Sophia A. McClennen
19 states still allow corporal punishment in public school. We are failing our kids by not fighting it
First charges in Mueller investigation have been filed: report
Charlie May
A grand jury approved charges in Mueller's ongoing probe into the Trump campaign's alleged collusion with Russia
Trump is guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman
Lucian K. Truscott IV
The Uniform Code of Military Justice has something to teach the commander in chief
Here’s what Donald Trump should have said about opioids instead
Maria McFarland Sánchez-Moreno
A different approach to Trump's war on drugs
Will sex assault allegations finally erase the journalistic blight of Mark Halperin?
Matthew Sheffield
NBC News' star commentator has now been accused of inappropriate behavior by 8 separate women. Game changer?
Rose McGowan in first speech since the scandal: “The scarlet letter is theirs, it is not ours”
Jennie Neufeld
"I came to be a voice...for all of us who have been grabbed by the motherf**king pussy," the actress declared
The Russian lawyer who met with Donald Trump Jr. had Kremlin talking points
Matthew Rozsa
A Russian lawyer's memo to Trump campaign members featured paragraphs that came from Russian sources
Fox News’ ad revenues are sinking, despite Trump’s love
Charlie May
Though Trump loves to brag about ratings, Fox News has taken a substantial ad-revenue hit since the election cycle
Add James Mattis to the list of people who don’t want war with North Korea
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's defense secretary is the latest member of his administration to differ with the president on North Korea
A new Gilded Age? Wealth is more concentrated than ever before
Charlie May
Billionaires around the globe have amassed a combined wealth of $6 trillion — don't expect things to change
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