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New poll reveals Donald Trump is losing support from a key part of his base
Charlie May
Trump's approval ratings hit a new low again — now, only 33 percent of voters approve of the job he's doing
Think about it: It’s not 11th dimensional chess. It’s not even checkers
Jeremy Binckes
When you think about it for a minute, it's hard to picture a scenario where Trump's in charge of any narrative
56 retired generals and admirals sign letter criticizing Trump’s military transgender ban
Charlie May
The letter said that if the ban were implemented it would "compromise the integrity of transgender troops"
“That sounds like some national park revisionism”: Watch CNN’s Jim Acosta confront Stephen Miller’s whitewashing of the Statue of Liberty
Sophia Tesfaye
Top White House alt-right apostle Steven Miller tries to rewrite historical poem’s promise to immigrants
Trump endorses GOP bill to slash legal immigration by more than half
Charlie May
"They're not going to come in and immediately go and collect welfare"
Trump signed on to play the president in “Sharknado 3,” turned it down for real thing
Gabriel Bell
Maybe if he had actually played the role, we wouldn't be in this mess
A senior EPA official is leaving because of what Donald Trump, Scott Pruitt are doing to it
Matthew Rozsa
Betsy Southerland is leaving the EPA because of the policies of its new administrator, Scott Pruitt
Trump’s daughter-in-law pushes his propaganda: Lara Trump launches “real news” show to praise the president
Sophia Tesfaye
Lara Trump launches "real news" show to list President Donald Trump's achievements
The first serious federal weed legalization bill ever just hit Congress
Michael Glassman
The Marijuana Justice Act proposed by Sen. Cory Booker marks a turn in democratic policy
House Republicans want to investigate Hillary Clinton, after having “done zero” about Trump-Russia probes
Charlie May
Rep. Bob Goodlatte believes it's "redundant" for several committees to investigate alleged Trump campaign ties
Donald Trump signs Russia sanctions bill, blasts Congress for making him do it
Matthew Rozsa
In signing sanctions against Russia, Trump talks more about Congress and his business empire than what Russia did
Commander in cheat: Trump regularly breaks the rules of golf, exaggerates his handicap
Taylor Link
The president is not the most honest golfer, surprising no one
The GOP does it alone: Republicans’ tax reform plans won’t be bipartisan
Matthew Rozsa
After excluding Democrats from their failed Obamacare repeal, the GOP plans to do the same with tax reform
Trump is now personally implicated in the coverup — although we still can’t be sure what he’s hiding
Heather Digby Parton
Trump doesn't just want to exonerate himself — he's still eager to claim there was no Russian hacking at all
Donald Trump’s Justice Department is fighting affirmative action for hurting white people
Matthew Rozsa
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is furthering an anti-civil rights agenda by investigating affirmative action
Trio of Trump appointees owe IRS back taxes
Dave Levinthal
Officials include White House director of intergovernmental affairs
If Donald Trump is innocent of collusion with Russia, how come he keeps acting so guilty?
Chauncey DeVega
Trump reportedly dictated his son's false statement about the Russia meeting — but claims he has nothing to hide
Team Trump’s pileup of fake conspiracies: Best possible way to conceal the real one
Amanda Marcotte
The Russian scandal is real enough, but it's tough for anyone to understand that amid a swamp of fake news
Trump and the Russia sanctions bill: Will he sign or veto it — or find a way to wriggle off the hook?
Bob Cesca
[UPDATED] Trump sat on the Russia sanctions bill for six days, wishing it would go away
The bigotry baked into welfare cuts
Sanford Schram
From Trump's "birther movement" to cuts to SNAP and Medicaid — what it all really entails
Prestige television post anti-hero is a world of pure good and evil
Max Cea
On “Game of Thrones” and “Twin Peaks,” the battle mirrors the one in America
LISTEN: “People are lying to themselves in both parties”
Chauncey DeVega
The 2016 election "was a choice between two really bad candidates," says author Tom Nichols
Republicans want to use the debt limit to pass tax cuts
Charlie May
On the verge of hitting the debt limit, conservatives threaten to only raise it if massive tax cuts are passed
Why are two old socialists like Bernie Sanders and Jeremy Corbyn leading the 21st Century left?
Ronald Aronson
These men embody old-fashioned values such as fairness and equality
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