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Private prison executives held their conference at a Trump golf resort
Charlie May
Trump's relationship with the private prison industry is alarming — and it's helping his anti-immigration tactics
Donald Trump just made the Virginia governor’s race about Confederate monuments
Matthew Rozsa
Trump tweeted that Virginia governor candidate Ed Gillespie "might even save our great statues/heritage!"
A Trump-associated analytics company asked WikiLeaks for Clinton emails
Matthew Rozsa
Cambridge Analytica, an analytics company associated with Trump's campaign, asked WikiLeaks for Clinton emails
Trump says the GOP is united: Jeff Flake aside, he’s probably right
Heather Digby Parton
Quit swooning over Jeff Flake and Bob Corker. They're yesterday's Republicans — it's Donald Trump's party now
Republicans in Congress are hugely unpopular, survey finds
Steven Rosenfeld
But Democratic brand has yet to coalesce into wave needed for 2018
How to end crony capitalism
Robert Reich
The richest people and biggest corporations will benefit from new tax cuts. Where does it end?
America’s military won’t save us from Trump’s fascism
Chauncey DeVega
There's a dark lesson about military power and fascism in John Kelly's attack on a grieving widow
New investigative website fights rich and powerful “who call the shots”
Michael Winship
Want to know how to fight corruption? Corporate insider-turned-whistleblower Wendell Potter is showing us the ropes
Trump shifts the blame on Niger: “My generals and my military, they have decision-making ability”
Charlie May
Trump says he didn't "specifically" authorize the botched mission in Niger that left four U.S. Special Forces dead
How Steve Bannon and Sean Hannity ginned up the Hillary Clinton uranium story
Matt Gertz
Pro-Trump conservatives want to talk about their own Russia narrative. The only problem is that it's nonsense
New York Times reporter just demonstrated some astonishing false equivalency
Taylor Link
The NYT's White House reporter calls the Clinton campaign liars, but was hesitant to use that word with Trump
Mike Pence casts deciding vote in bill that strips people of their rights against big banks
Charlie May
Wall Street gets another major victory
Stephen Colbert rips Jeff Flake for his meaningless stand against Trump
Taylor Link
"The Late Show" host is none too impressed with Flake's late-in-the-game denouncement of the president
Majority of voters believe Trump to be reckless, dishonest: poll
Charlie May
Trump's ratings continue to slip, and most of the nation is frustrated with Congress
Colin Kaepernick inks $1 million book deal
Rachel Leah
Kaepernick's original protest rocked the nation; now he'll finally be able to tell his story
Jeff Flake is no hero
Taylor Link
Flake's speech announcing his retirement was a political move rather than a moment of patriotism, but it matters
Jeff Flake’s retirement is a big win for Donald Trump
Matthew Rozsa
The president also seems to be obsessed with standing ovations
Republican leadership is in ruins, but Mitch McConnell wants tax cuts
Taylor Link
Republicans are in disarray. But if they can only come together to cut taxes!
Even after Vegas, the NRA keeps on winning — now it wants war
Heather Digby Parton
Three weeks after Las Vegas, bump-stock regulation is dead and the NRA has pushed culture-war rhetoric to a new low
Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham crow over Jeff Flake’s retirement
Matthew Rozsa
Sean Hannity is naming names, and Laura Ingraham is ready to lead the Republican's civil war
Don’t get excited yet about Trump declassifying JFK files
Jefferson Morley
Presidential tweet gives him the option of caving to Deep State pressure before Oct. 26 deadline
Republican embrace of Roy Moore reveals moral rot at the GOP’s core
Sophia Tesfaye
Jeff Flake and Bob Corker are quitting the circus, but most prominent Republicans are OK with a right-wing theocrat
Klan Nation: A history of the KKK we were doomed to repeat
Erin Keane
In historian Linda Gordon's "The Second Coming of the KKK," we hear echoes of an American past that isn't dead
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