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Donald Trump is coming for your birth-control pills
Leigh C. Anderson
The White House has torpedoed the Obama-era contraception mandate for employee health insurance
Study: Right-wing clickbait websites more popular on Facebook than Fox News
Matthew Sheffield
Facebook claims to dislike websites that exaggerate or fabricate news but the checks it's writing say otherwise
Listen to an all-star cast sing Lin-Manuel Miranda’s new song created for Puerto Rico relief
Rachel Leah
The Hamilton creator enlisted an all-star roster for "Almost Like Praying," with proceeds to go to Puerto Rico
Tech-bros and white supremacists: A union based in paranoia and power
Matthew Rozsa
It is interesting how the alt-right seems to be gaining power by doing the very things it claims to hate in others
Hypocrisy: Women’s rights champion Lisa Bloom teams up with Harvey Weinstein
Rachel Leah
Attorney Lisa Bloom is known for representing victims of sexual assault, now she's defending the accused
Trump’s talk of “the calm before the storm” terrifies Twitter
Charlie May
The president's ominous comments left many wondering if he was foreshadowing or just being a troll
Mueller met with author of salacious Trump-Russia dossier
Charlie May
Intelligence agencies have taken parts of the dossier more seriously than has previously been publicly acknowledged
White House thinks John Kelly’s phone was compromised: report
Charlie May
After Kelly complained his phone wasn't functioning properly, tech staffers said it could have been hacked
Russia in the Rust Belt: Pro-Trump fake news targeted Michigan and Wisconsin
Bob Cesca
That unlikely trifecta of states that gave Donald Trump the presidency may not have been coincidental after all
The growing irrelevance of President Trump
Robert Reich
When it comes to governing America, is Trump becoming irrelevant?
6 ways we can begin to rein in Facebook’s immense power
Jefferson Morley
How can we protect ourselves from Zuckerberg's algorithms?
Defying Trump, California becomes a “sanctuary state”
Charlie May
California's sanctuary state bill limits who can be held by state and local law enforcement at the request of feds
Roger Stone calls on Trump to release JFK assassination files
Matthew Rozsa
The Trump political adviser shares his odd reason why JFK assassination documents should be publicly available
Conservative columnist: It’s time to repeal the Second Amendment
Charlie May
All of America's foreign wars haven't taken as many lives as guns have in the last 50 years
NRA calls for review of bump stocks following Las Vegas shooting — but it’s just a ploy
Charlie May
The NRA blamed Obama, pushed for ambiguous "additional regulations" and promoted a concealed carry gun law
Steve King has paid his family as full-time campaign staffers for over a decade
Matthew Rozsa
The Iowa congressman isn't breaking the law by doing this, but it does raise ethical questions
Republicans and Democrats agree: Trump should release JFK records
Matthew Rozsa
President Trump once claimed that the dad of GOP primary rival Ted Cruz could be linked to JFK's assassination
Trump wants the Senate Intelligence Committee to investigate “Fake News Networks”
Charlie May
In perhaps his most dangerous attempt to undermine press freedoms, Trump tells Congress to "look into" journalists
Did Dan Scavino just reveal that he writes Trump’s tweets?
Matthew Rozsa
A tweet appeared on both Trump's account and that his social media director at the same time
Billy Eichner: The only one who talked to Sean Spicer backstage at the Emmys was Young Sheldon
Rachel Leah
Actor Billy Eichner reveals the awkward dynamic backstage when Sean Spicer showed up at the Emmys
Rex Tillerson is needed to “separate our country from chaos,” says GOP senator
Matthew Rozsa
America needs Tillerson to survive Trump
Republican proposes ban of “bump stocks” used in Las Vegas shooting
Matthew Rozsa
"A question that I have started asking around here is, ‘Why are these bump stocks legal?’'"
Republicans want to make Russia probe go away — but they can’t
Heather Digby Parton
Senate Intel Committee chair Richard Burr hoped his press conference would quell GOP anxiety. It didn't go well
A millennial mayor’s big plans for “unfixable” Rust Belt town
Ashley Murray
Matt Shorraw, 26, will be elected mayor of Monessen, PA, in November. Here's why he ran and what he wants to do
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