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A drunk driving arrest has New York cops worried about being targeted by state police
Taylor Link
A N.Y. state trooper calls for retaliatory action on a NYPD precinct that arrested a trooper for drunk driving
Does William Shatner’s attack on “SJWs” erase his “Star Trek” legacy?
Matthew Rozsa
The erstwhile Captain Kirk is angering progressive Trekkies with his tweets, but the situation isn't that simple
Police departments have had to debunk parts of Donald Trump’s law and order speech
Matthew Rozsa
Numerous statements in Trump's infamous speech have been discovered to have been inaccurate or misleading
Desperate Trump returns to his favorite themes: Torture, blood and violence
Heather Digby Parton
Struggling to save his dying presidency, Trump urges a violent crackdown. It's bluster, but it's still dangerous
The North Korea situation is getting a whole lot more tense
Matthew Rozsa
The Trump administration is also trying to pressure China into doing more to curb its aggressive ally and neighbor
Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner and the lie of inherent white innocence
Kali Holloway
Don Jr. and Kushner benefit from the lifelong presumption of white innocence this racist society confers on them
Is this Trump’s worst-ever Twitter move? Threatening Congress could become an epic disaster
Bob Cesca
In a new tweet-burst, Trump threatens to cut off health care for Congress and staffers. Let's see how that works!
Democrats must strike now on health care: Medicaid buy-in is the answer
Amanda Marcotte
Allowing people to buy into Medicaid can satisfy single-payer fans and many conservatives. Most of all, it's easy
Donald Trump’s transgender ban vs. Harry Truman’s desegregation order: A backward echo of the past
Jonathan Zimmerman
Many of the same arguments Trump used last week also came up in 1948. Thankfully for history, Truman didn't listen
Amid the blaring headlines, routine reports of hate-fueled violence
Joe Sexton
Documenting Hate’s catalogue of incidents captures the seeming ordinariness of many of them
Donald Trump could see a bump in approval ratings — but won’t like how to do it
Lena Groeger
How the immigration effect impacts President Trump
Vladimir Putin doubles down on retaliation against U.S. sanctions, boots 755 American diplomats out of country
Taylor Link
The Kremlin is not too pleased with Congress' response to Russia's election interference
Bernie Sanders brilliantly responds to President Trump’s threat of stripping Congress’ health insurance
Taylor Link
The Democratic socialist says all Americans should have the same health care that members of Congress have
Empire of destruction: Exploring the path of rubble in the modern Middle East
Tom Engelhardt
Precision warfare? Don’t make me laugh
“Rep” of Anthony Scaramucci threatens to leak oppo on Reince Priebus regarding an alleged affair
Taylor Link
Priebus has shown loyalty since he was ousted from the White House, but that good will only earned him blackmail
Despite all his promises, Trump has done nothing about the devastating opioid epidemic
Jalal Baig
Among all the president's empty promises, this one stands out: His voters are suffering, and they believed him
A radical new approach to the immigration “problem”: Beyond left and right, Trumpism and neoliberalism — Part one
Anis Shivani
Our immigration crisis is a major human rights catastrophe, and must be faced in those terms: Part one of a series
GOP county chair hosting Roger Stone thinks his McCain attacks are inappropriate (but will say so only by accident)
Eric Hananoki
An Arizona Republican was fine with trashing John McCain behind his back
Author Tom Nichols on how Trump won: “People looked up from their phones and said, ‘Where’s my money?'”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "The Death of Expertise" on how narcissism, stupidity and the internet got us an accidental president
WATCH: Where this journalism legend finds his stories
Alexandra Clinton
Gay Talese recommends reporters focus less on soundbites and more on spending time with ordinary people
Trump insists his health care plan isn’t dead, three Senate Republicans think they have a solution: Report
Charlie May
Sen. Lindsey Graham is working with colleagues on a plan he says will repeal and replace Obamacare
Why I work myself to death
Matthew Rozsa
The reasons why we overwork ourselves can be social, economic or cultural. For me, it's rooted in ableism
Sure, “give up” on Ivanka — but don’t take your eyes off her
Erin Keane
Of course Ivanka sold out transgender soldiers. She was raising money for Mike Pence this week instead
The US Democrats’ failing turnaround strategy
Stephan Richter, Alexei Bayer
Trumpism is fueled by resentment, not economics. Trump voters are like Russians voting for Putin.
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