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Trump lashes out at McCain on health care vote
Charlie May
Trump slammed McCain's decision to vote against his health care bill and said the senator let his state down
Relatives of undocumented children caught up in ICE dragnet
Hannah Dreier
Across the country, people who have taken in young undocumented relatives are being swept up in an ICE crackdown
Homo Trumpus: Has our deformed democracy created a New Man?
Andrew O'Hehir
A new species has arisen, adapted to the conditions of couch-potato consumer democracy. It has things to teach us
It’s time to get real about working class jobs
David Masciotra
Good union factory jobs have been on a steady decline for decades. Growing working class sectors need our support
Trump to NFL owners: Fire “son-of-a-b**ch” players who don’t stand for national anthem
Charlie May
During his rally in Alabama, Trump bragged about his friendship with NFL owners and said protesters should be fired
4 lessons for Donald Trump about North Korea from “The Interview”
Sophia A. McClennen
Seth Rogen and James Franco have advice for Donald Trump’s “Rocket Man” obsession
Sinclair insiders speak out about its plans to transform local news
Pam Vogel
The FCC is now pushing back on Sinclair’s efforts to expand via the Tribune acquisition
Advice for Trump’s speechwriters: Quit
Rachel Leah
Former Obama speechwriter David Litt, one of the youngest speechwriters in history, joins "Salon Talks"
Bill Maher calls Trump and Kim Jong-un “Fat Man and Little Boy”
Charlie May
The late-night comedian joked about the war of words between the two world leaders
How Trump followed a Russian map straight to Paul Manafort
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Manafort is the link between Donald Trump and a variety of Russian interests
Bill Maher explains why Trump doesn’t get along with Republican leadership
Charlie May
Maher used a children's book to point out why America has become so divided, and says Trump is a "city mouse"
Kris Kobach’s “voter fraud” circus goes off the rails
Michael Latner, David Daley
At its first meeting, Trump's "election integrity" commission reveals its ugly, hyper-partisan inner self
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: Jetlagged!
Matthew Rozsa
There have been an unusual number of airplane-related scandals in this new installment of Trump's conflicts
Why identity politics and class politics can’t be separated
Conor Lynch
Some liberals are eager to detach identity politics from economic populism. But economic justice is social justice
Letter to the editor: Paul Manafort and me in Ukraine
Francine Cary
Two Americans' time abroad overlapped, but their stories — and pay — couldn't be more different
How “Friend Request” squandered an opportunity for good commentary on the Internet
Matthew Rozsa
The internet is a genuinely terrifying place, so why haven't good internet-based horror films been made yet?
Trump plans to lift restraints on drone strikes
Charlie May
Barack Obama was bad on drones — that's one part of his legacy Trump not only wants to uphold but to expand
Betsy DeVos reverses Obama-era policy on campus assault
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump's education secretary has just made it harder for victims of campus sexual assault to seek justice
Students drown out James Comey’s convocation speech at Howard University
Charlie May
The former FBI head struggled to give remarks as protesters of police brutality made sure their voices were heard
Anthony Scaramucci: Steve Bannon has white nationalist “tendencies”
Matthew Rozsa
On "The View," the former White House communications director complained that Bannon also has a "messianic complex"
Jimmy Kimmel’s round 3: Trump doesn’t even know what’s in Graham-Cassidy
Charlie May
If Trump can barely tell the difference between Melania and Ivanka, he doesn't know what Medicare and Medicaid are
Mueller wants phone records on Don Jr.’s meeting with Russians
Matthew Rozsa
The special counsel investigating the Russia scandal has just asked for some pretty big phone records on Trump Jr.
Paul Manafort may hold the key: Who was he really working for?
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's shady former campaign chair is central to Russia probe — and he shaped the administration more than we knew
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