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Here’s what Dinesh D’Souza was incredibly wrong about today
Matthew Sheffield
A prominent conservative tweets rumors that are quickly debunked
Facebook makes biggest move yet in battle against “fake news,” but is it too late?
Gabriel Bell
The social-media giant sent out a warning to companies and media sites that use Pages and traffic in fake news
“We will get Donald elected”: Emails show Trump ally was working with Russia during campaign
Taylor Link
Emails from Trump's inner circle suggest that Moscow was connected to his campaign through a business venture
Watch: Robert E. Lee descendant introduces Heather Heyer’s mother at MTV VMAs
Rachel Leah
On the red carpet, in speeches and in performances, MTV used its platform to denounce racism and hate
Donald Trump is making local policing militarized again
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's "law and order" presidency means that more cops will get military gear
“I want tariffs”: Donald Trump reportedly railed at his staff over trade policies
Matthew Rozsa
Trump sees "globalists" in his administration — the people who don't want to hike taxes on imported goods
Trump was working on a real estate deal in Moscow during presidential campaign: report
Matthew Rozsa
Yet another business connection between Trump and Russia has emerged
Paid actors, a fake publicist, and retweeted bots: Trump habitually uses deceit and propaganda to shape perceptions
Cristina López G
Trump manipulates the media one tweet at a time
Trump’s Arpaio pardon sends a clear signal to racist, brutal cops: I’ve got your back
Heather Digby Parton
Trump wanted to rally his base and test-drive his pardon powers. But the message to cops couldn't be clearer
Donald Trump will visit Texas in the middle of the worst flood the state has ever seen
Matthew Rozsa
The president is determined to not repeat the mistakes made by President George W. Bush during Hurricane Katrina
Dear Trump voter
Robert Reich
Trump promised to drain the swamp. . . now he is surrounding himself with starving alligators expecting welfare
Pro-Russian bots take up the right-wing cause after Charlottesville
Isaac Arnsdorf
Analysts tracking Russian influence operations find a feedback loop between Kremlin propaganda and far-right memes.
World’s greatest troll strikes again: The sole point of the Arpaio pardon is “liberal tears”
Bob Cesca
Pardoning racist "Sheriff Joe" will backfire eventually. But if it pisses off liberals, the Trumpers are stoked
Trump nominated a climate denier as USDA chief scientist — here’s why that matters
Amanda Marcotte
Democrats vow to fight Sam Clovis, who isn't a scientist and whose ignorant views threaten our food supply
Why Trump’s new strategy for Afghanistan is the disaster you’d expect it to be
Vijay Prashad
A battlefield for an endless American war
Increasingly large majority of America is on the same negative page about Trump, except for his hardcore Republican base
Steven Rosenfeld
A hothead who inflames racial divides and fails leadership tests
Donald Trump is starting a Republican civil war — and it’s a war he can’t win
Jeremy Binckes
A growing number of Republican senators, says a GOP strategist, are ready to tell Trump, "Go f**k yourself"
Trump’s reversal on Afghanistan heightens the contradictions — his and ours
Paul Rosenberg
Trump's abrupt embrace of the disastrous elite consensus on Afghanistan reflects the deep divisions of our era
President Trump tweets while the flooding in Houston reaches catastrophic levels
Taylor Link
As the flooding in Houston appeared dire, Trump tweeted a promo for a book and complained about Mexico and Canada
Rex Tillerson on President Trump’s values: “The president speaks for himself”
Taylor Link
On Fox News, the secretary of state suggested to Chris Wallace that Trump doesn't speak for the American people
Raising an Un-Trump: Don’t just shield your kids from Donald Trump — use him as a teaching tool
Alfie Kohn
The author of "Unconditional Parenting" breaks down a curriculum built around Donald Trump's worst qualities
Torture and silence: A shattering exhibit of photos by Andres Serrano confronts what we don’t talk about
Anis Shivani
Photographer made famous years ago for "Piss Christ" confronts empty spaces, ambiguous bodies and the unsayable
Arpaio pardon could encourage more civil rights violations
Steven Mulroy
Profiling erodes trust with immigrant communities, making them fearful to report crimes and cooperate with police
The tragic tale of Egypt’s decline: Is it also the story of America’s future?
Steven A. Cook
Once a diverse, cosmopolitan society, Egypt has descended into corruption, inequality and bigotry. Sound familiar?
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