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Nikki Haley learns the hard way that retweets are endorsements

Taylor Link
When is a tweet an endorsement? Pretty much all the time, the government says

Oxfam savages Trump on his “continued failure” to help Puerto Rico

Rachel Leah
Oxfam doesn't normally get involved with "wealthy countries," but Trump's slow response has forced its hand

Trump administration pushes for a 20-week abortion ban

Matthew Rozsa
House Republicans want to outlaw abortions after 20 weeks, and President Trump is on board with it

Trump to Puerto Rico: “You’ve thrown our budget a little out of whack”

Charlie May
Budgets and bombers: Trump touts expensive military planes minutes after he said Puerto Rico used up the budget

Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock may have legally upgraded his guns

Charlie May
The man behind the massacre in Las Vegas had devices which increased his shooting rate

Trump again blames Puerto Ricans for slow disaster relief

Taylor Link
Before the president goes to Puerto Rico, he blames the residents and brags about his popularity

Here’s why Donald Trump won’t do anything to stop mass shootings

Charlie May
Trump's loyalty to his base — and the NRA — will likely prevent him from acting on gun control

Trump White House acknowledges that tax cuts will blow up the deficit, doesn’t care

Taylor Link
Years of messaging from the Republican Party disappeared overnight now that they have control of the government

Trump and Las Vegas: With no Muslims to blame, Twitter troll falls silent

Heather Digby Parton
If a Muslim or black man had done this, he'd be braying for martial law. After Mandalay Bay it's "warm condolences"

The future of the internet is up for grabs — theoretically

Ryan Barwick
Unlike the last net neutrality debate, FCC chair Ajit Pai has already made up his mind

Tax “reform” for the rich: Trump’s plan abandons his working-class supporters

Steven Pressman
The tax reform plan will enrich the rich, explode the deficit and hurt many middle-class Americans

America’s white man problem: After Las Vegas, a familiar script unfolds

Chauncey DeVega
Now that we know the Vegas shooter was white, a reassuring narrative: He was a "lone wolf," not a "terrorist"

We know the routine: Mourning and prayers, followed by lies and evasion

Bob Cesca
After the massacre in Vegas, one thing's for sure: We'll hear the same old jumble of falsehoods from the gun lobby

White House press secretary: It’s too soon for gun control

Matthew Rozsa
Trump's press secretary wants to wait before jumping to conclusions — unlike what her boss has done in the past

A list of notable mass shootings in the U.S. since 2011

Matthew Rozsa
American mass shootings keep getting bloodier and bloodier, but gun control laws are rarely strengthened afterward

Democrats: It’s “time for action” to prevent future mass shootings

Sophia Tesfaye
Democrats aren't just giving Americans their thoughts and prayers. They want results

Trump’s response to Las Vegas shooting reveals double standard

Taylor Link
The president was not quick to react stridently to this shooting, probably because the suspect was white

Ta-Nehisi Coates: White supremacy was “an indispensable factor” in Trump’s rise

Rachel Leah
The author minced no words on "Meet the Press"

Trump Las Vegas shooting “pure evil” in prepared speech, and pundits are loving it

Taylor Link
The president drew some praise Monday for his prepared remarks on the deadly shooting in Las Vegas

Trump-loving Gateway Pundit blames innocent “far left” man for Las Vegas massacre

Matthew Sheffield
The far-right blog spreads fake news yet again

Raiders staff surrounded Marshawn Lynch so people couldn’t see him sitting for the anthem

Rachel Leah
The Raiders v. Broncos game Sunday showed innovation when it comes to players moving the NFL protests forward

Donald Trump undercuts his secretary of state over North Korea

Matthew Rozsa
Trump wants the world to think he's crazy. And he's in no mood to talk to North Korea

Trump’s Puerto Rico cruelty: Has he no sense of decency?

Heather Digby Parton
President's vicious attacks on San Juan's mayor, amid an urgent humanitarian crisis, may be a new low even for him

A big “thank you, America!” from the super rich

David Cay Johnston
The real meaning of tax reform — more for them, less for the rest of us
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