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Donald Trump’s Gold Star controversies get even more embarrassing
Matthew Rozsa
One grieving Gold Star parent called Trump a liar; another claims he never sent a promised check for $25,000
The Big Lie pays off: Trump voters believe fake news (about the news being fake)
Heather Digby Parton
Nearly half the public believes the media makes up stories about Trump — and the media is partly to blame for that
After health care whiff, GOP looks like it can’t do taxes either
Matthew Sheffield
Rand Paul irritates the Republican leadership. But he's right that the GOP's tax plan is on the road to nowhere
National security expert Tom Nichols: “Hey, I’m unstable” is a bad look for the president
Chauncey DeVega
Naval War College professor on North Korea's likely view of Trump's threats: Not only is he reckless, he's stupid
Trump attacks birth control — but states are ready to fight
Amanda Marcotte
Trump and his allies want to limit access to contraception, but many state officials are suing to stop him
America’s other tycoon president also failed with Congress
Matthew Rozsa
The qualities that made Herbert Hoover successful in business ultimately led to his failure in the White House
The coming election season will be the year of the lunatic voter
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Saying “macaca” got George Allen defeated in 2006. Today it would probably get him elected
Roy Moore believes that NFL anthem protests are magically “against the law”
Charlie May
The hard-right Senate candidate argued that taking a knee is a crime — but, um, it's not
Twitter is loving this bonkers Melania body-double conspiracy theory
Jarrett Lyons
Get out your tinfoil hat!
RNC “cloakroom” was secretly funded by corporate cash
Charlie May
Bank records show how Republican lawmakers enjoyed a "plush hideaway" paid for by corporations and trade groups
Mother of slain soldier La David Johnson: Donald Trump disrespected us
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's war against fallen soldiers continues on another level
Donald Trump just lost his battle with NFL owners, but did he lose the war?
Charlie May
The NFL decided not to change its rules on the national anthem, and Trump once again equated it with "disrespect"
Trump wants no part of the Senate’s bipartisan deal to save health care
Rachel Leah
Republicans are happy to give Trump credit for a bipartisan deal he keeps denouncing
Does Tomi Lahren even know why NFL players are taking a knee? Seems not
Jeremy Binckes
Tomi Lahren can't seem to remember why NFL players are protesting
Alabama Democrats have a shot at beating Roy Moore
Matthew Rozsa
A new poll has bad news for the right-wing Republican Senate candidate
Watch a White House correspondent all but call the president a liar to his face
Chris Sosa
The president keeps repeating the same falsehood about U.S. taxes
Steve Bannon wants to take down GOP establishment, but supports their tax plan
Matthew Rozsa
While Steve Bannon is going after Jeff Flake, he's happy with the tax plan Flake is behind
Jim Jefferies on Harvey Weinstein: “A sexual predator and a total piece of s**t”
Matthew Rozsa
"You don't go to rehab for sexual assault. You go to prison."
Donald Trump is in another feud about a Gold Star family
Matthew Rozsa
Trump says he didn't bungle a call made to the wife of a soldier killed in Niger — and says he has proof
Trump’s sabotage politics: Break things, then take the credit when others fix them
Heather Digby Parton
Trump doesn't have a strategy, on health care or anything else. He lurches from one hostage scenario to the next
States take on Ryan Zinke for allowing coal companies to rip off taxpayers
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's Interior Secretary gets snuggly with Big Coal, to no one's surprise. Some states are fighting back
“Fake news” or free speech: Is Google cracking down on left media?
Matthew Sheffield
Progressive websites say they're being unfairly penalized by Google's clumsy efforts to stamp out fake news
The unending state of emergency
Todd Gitlin
The shocks are not normal, and order will not be restored
What “Fearless Girl” and Harvey Weinstein have in common
Sarah Banet-Weiser
In both cases a public-facing feminism ended up essentially serving as a front that distracted from systemic sexism
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