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Will Trump use the August recess to fire Sessions and Mueller? It might be the best thing he could do for the country
Bob Cesca
If Trump fires both his attorney general and the special counsel before summer's end, it could end his presidency
Right-wing media devours itself: It’s Fox News vs. Fox News in Trump-Sessions standoff
Matthew Sheffield
People on Fox News are telling Trump to fire Sessions and Mueller — but also not to. What's a president to do?
School segregation is back, big time — but the solution is close to home
Amanda Marcotte
New research shows that local school boards can have a major impact on the level of racial segregation
“Americanism” revisited
Michael J. Brenner
How can one stop the dangerous perpetuation of an unrealistic conception of America’s place in the world?
The Mooch goes on the warpath: Seven of the most jaw-dropping quotes from Anthony Scaramucci’s call to Ryan Lizza
Sophia Tesfaye
Brand new White House communications master, on the record: “Reince is a f***ng paranoid schizophrenic”
Kenneth Starr: “Stop the wildly inappropriate attacks on the attorney general”
Charlie May
The former independent counsel in Clinton investigations tells Trump to "cut it out"
He only wants to serve: Transgender and ready to enlist in the military
Laura Schmidt
ROTC alum Chad has wanted to join the Army since we were kids. Even after Trump's ban, he isn't giving up
WATCH: Is the right to die the “ultimate freedom”? Did Charlie Gard’s parents get justice?
Carrie Sheffield
"Right to die" laws become more controversial after the heartbreaking case of Charlie Gard
Trump supporter threatens Muslim women at Walmart: “We’re going to kill every one of you f***ing Muslims”
Charlie May
“Why are you in our country anyway,” a North Dakota woman grilled three young Somali women
Jon Stewart returns to the spotlight in HBO stand-up special
Taylor Link
The former "The Daily Show" host will share his humor and commentary in his first full stand-up special in 21 years
Donald Trump’s White House retroactively makes him a better golfer
Alessandra Maldonado
Trump's communications director may not have been giving his boss the proper athletic credit he deserves
Judge: Kris Kobach, vice chair of Trump’s voter fraud commission, has been “misleading the Court”
Charlie May
A federal judge in Kansas upheld a fine against the vice chair of Trump's Election Integrity Commission
Boy Scouts apologize for Donald Trump’s “political rhetoric” at the Jamboree
Matthew Rozsa
The head of the Boy Scouts wants people to know they didn't intend for President Trump to go off the rails
Report: The “Failing” New York Times is more profitable, popular since Trump’s election
Gabriel Bell
Despite what the President of the United States says, profits and subscriptions are up at the paper
Steve Bannon wants to raise the top tax rate, but may face a battle against Republicans
Charlie May
Steve Bannon wants to raise the tax rate on the wealthiest Americans, but can he convince other Republicans?
Anthony Scaramucci rails over “leaked” financial disclosure that’s in the public record
Matthew Rozsa
Scaramucci wants the FBI to investigate a so-called "leak" — but it's illegal for them to get involved in politics
“The Mooch Doctrine”: Samantha Bee examines Anthony Scaramucci’s effect on President Trump
Taylor Link
Scaramucci has made a lot of noise since becoming the comms director, too much noise for the "Full Frontal" host
Donald Trump threatens to punish Alaska to get back at Lisa Murkowski because of health care
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump sent his interior secretary to make a pointed threat against Lisa Murkowski over her health care vote
Trump’s cynical jobs program: Dump your house, move somewhere else and work for less
Heather Digby Parton
Maybe Trump supporters are glimpsing the truth: He has no plan to bring back high-paying jobs, and never did
Trump: Nailed on a German cross?
Alexei Bayer
What role does Germany play in the potential downfall of the current U.S. President?
Trump’s new ethics chief fought against conflict of interest restrictions
Charlie May
The departing Office of Government Ethics director described David Apol's views as "loosey-goosey"
Gerrymandering isn’t the only reason Democrats aren’t winning in rural areas
Matthew Sheffield
More populism just might be the key for Democratic victory in rural America
Hail to our flounder in chief
Michael Winship
Six months the Trump administration and the narcissism, prevarication and corruption have our democracy in crisis
Stephen Colbert debunks the warning in President Trump’s self-pardon tweet
Alexandra Rosenmann
"The only crime 'so far'? He's hedging a little bit."
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