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“They think you’re a pack of morons”: Steve Bannon stumps for gun-toting Roy Moore in Alabama
Taylor Link
The election in Alabama pits Bannon versus Trump and the GOP elite
Trump’s White House is filled with people using personal emails for work
Matthew Rozsa
Even Republicans in charge of oversight are starting to care about email habits in the Oval Office
Trevor Noah: Trump “definitely prefers white people to black people”
Taylor Link
"The Daily Show" host examines why the NFL took a knee on Sunday, in other words, "art of the kneel"
President Trump finally mentioned Puerto Rico — by choosing to insult it
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump wants to make sure that Wall Street is taken care of
It’s about racism, not the flag: Jackie Robinson didn’t stand for the anthem
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's cynical distortion of the anthem protests to feed his racist base gets us back to the real subject
NFL free speech is not the same as a bigoted baker’s: Here’s why
Amanda Marcotte
Requiring bakers to serve same-sex couples doesn't harm free speech. Attacking kneeling football players does
Stop letting Trump co-opt Colin Kaepernick’s protest
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump wants a culture war on his terms. While his base is paying attention, force the conversation they've avoided
The White House as Donald Trump’s new casino
Nomi Prins
Yes, he is running America like one of his businesses
Trump’s NFL furor exposes his complete disregard for American workers
Max Cea
Trump will ramble on after this latest chapter of toxic meddling, but the NFL will have to live with its response
After Reagan and Trump, Republicans don’t get to complain about liberal celebrities anymore
Matthew Rozsa
The days in which Republicans can act like liberals are the ones with a celebrity problem must end now
Newly released Howard Stern Show tapes feature Donald Trump admitting to psychological problems
Sophia Tesfaye
Archive of Trump interviews on "Howard Stern Show" released
Ivanka Trump used personal email for government business
Keith A. Spencer
Pres. Trump said Clinton should be jailed for using personal email for government business. But Ivanka did the same
“Sunday Night Football” ratings were down, but Trump can’t take the credit
Taylor Link
Sure, viewership was down Sunday night, but it's not just about the protests
NASCAR owner threatens to fire any driver who kneels for national anthem
Rachel Leah
As the sports world takes on racial injustice, many in NASCAR are driving the wrong way
Oprah sat down with 7 Trump voters and 7 non-Trump voters, and people have opinions
Jarrett Lyons
In her "60 Minutes" segment, Winfrey was unable to heal our divided nation, or even get Trumpsters to talk sense
Candace Owens of Red Pill Black, the toxic right’s newest African-American star
D. Watkins
The clickable young black conservative thinks that switching political parties will cure racism — it never has
North Korea says Donald Trump has declared war
Matthew Rozsa
The war of words between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un is closer to approaching a real war
Here’s who’s speaking out against Donald Trump — and who’s not
Matthew Rozsa
NFL owners and other athletes are getting political — and they're speaking out against the president
Trump’s tax plan is going to be wonderful for the rich
Taylor Link
The Republicans' tax package is going to help the wealthy — because of course it is!
Anthony Weiner sentenced to 21 months in prison
Jeremy Binckes
And so ends a chapter in American history that may have led to President Donald Trump
Hurricane Maria’s devastation of Puerto Rico was barely discussed this weekend
Bobby Lewis
The entire island is without power, but Sunday political talk shows talked about it for less than a minute
Trump’s travel ban returns, and it’s even larger
Matthew Rozsa
Sudan is being dropped, while Chad, North Korea and Venezuela are being added to Trump's infamous travel ban
Donald Trump gives North Korea a very serious warning
Taylor Link
The president continues to antagonize North Korea as he adds the country to the travel ban
John McCain says his cancer prognosis is “very poor”
Matthew Rozsa
McCain plans on fighting the disease while simultaneously striving to "celebrate with gratitude a life well-lived"
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