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Read the full transcript of Trump’s speech to UN General Assembly
Sophia Tesfaye
Full transcript and video: Trump warns the U.S. is "ready, willing and able" to "totally destroy" North Korea
Donald Trump Jr. just gave up his Secret Service protection, and people have questions
Charlie May
Both Trump Jr. and Kellyanne Conway will no longer receive protection, providing slight relief to the agency
Donald Trump’s golf club again hosted Eric Trump’s charity tournament
Matthew Rozsa
Despite an investigation into Trump charities using Trump courses, Eric Trump opens to more scrutiny
Trump administration spikes report that highlighted refugee benefits
Charlie May
An ignored HHS report said refugees help the U.S. economy
Trump warns North Korea during UN speech, says some countries going “to hell”
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump offers the United Nations a twist on George W. Bush’s axis of evil in off-the-rails address
Paul Manafort was wiretapped as part of the Russia probe
Matthew Rozsa
Things take a turn in the saga of Paul Manafort
Trevor Noah breaks down Donald Trump’s crude tweets
Charlie May
The late-night comedian suggested Trump's mean tweets were a fair trade-off after his deals with Democrats
Trump, Charlottesville and the perils of “cultural relativism”
Jonathan Zimmerman
When speech police insist that all cultures are equal, they're fueling Trump's noxious Charlottesville narrative
Trump’s interior secretary on national monuments: Sell ’em and strip ’em
Amanda Marcotte
Interior Department's ideas for national monuments are leaked: A massive capitulation to oil and gas interests
Philosopher Susan Neiman: “The president of our country is evil”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "Evil in Modern Thought" says progressives must not shun the concept, especially when it fits so well
New study: White people lack empathy across the socioeconomic spectrum
Sophia Tesfaye
Apparent empathy gap among white Americans shows up on questions of both race and economics, study finds
The dangerous case of Donald Trump: Robert Jay Lifton and Bill Moyers on “A Duty to Warn”
Bill Moyers
Psychiatrist Robert Jay Lifton on the Goldwater Rule: We have a duty to warn if someone may be dangerous to others
With all eyes on DACA, the Trump administration is quietly killing overtime protections
Michael Arria
The Trump administration formally announced that they won’t try to save Obama’s overtime rule
Fox News hires Laura Ingraham to host primetime show
Matthew Sheffield
In taking on Ingraham, Fox News is betting on Trump-style populism
“I would’ve never stood for it”: Hillary Clinton “won’t rule out” contesting Trump’s election
Sophia Tesfaye
Clinton pointed to recently overturned Kenyan election to suggest Russian election interference is now expanding
Washington GOP elites bracing for Hurricane Roy
Matthew Sheffield
Roy Moore's probable victory in Alabama Republican Senate primary will vex the GOP establishment
Refugees are staying in Donald Trump’s childhood home
Leigh C. Anderson
Available on Airbnb for $725 per night, The Trump family's Queens home was rented out to refugees by a non-profit
Morrissey joins Twitter: Can his suffering fit into 140 characters?
Gabriel Bell
Because you asked for it, the storied singer brings his anti-Monarchist truculence to the social media platform.
Conspiracy nuts claim an invisible rogue planet is going to bring about the Rapture
Matthew Sheffield
A Christian researcher blended theories about Planet X and the eclipse and determined that the world ends Saturday
Kellyanne Conway doesn’t like the Emmys, but likes how Kate McKinnon played her
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump's adviser says the president doesn't care about the Emmys (except for when he did)
Roger Ailes gets Emmys’ “In Memoriam” honor; Dick Gregory snubbed
Gabriel Bell
The awards show memorialized the disgraced Fox News head, overlooking more beloved industry figures
Michael Flynn wants you to help pay his legal bills
Matthew Sheffield
Michael Flynn reported earning more than $1 million per year, but needs a hand
In 2017, campaign ads have to remind us Nazis are bad
Jeremy Binckes
A New Jersey Democratic candidate brings us an important message there are no "both sides" with Nazism
Trump’s interior secretary wants to shrink national monuments
Matthew Rozsa
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is proposing modifications to at least 10 national monuments created by Obama
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