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Gone missing: New ad campaign targets GOP lawmakers who refuse to hold a town hall
Michael Glassman
Democrats have launched a month-long campaign to demand accountability during the August recess
FBI raided Paul Manafort’s home — the same morning Trump tweeted his transgender ban
Charlie May
FBI raids home of former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort to "seize documents" — then Trump tweets his trans ban
The Koch brothers go to Hollywood: Republican megadonors have quietly invested in films like “Wonder Woman” and “Dunkirk”
Charlie May
Originally brought in by Steven Mnuchin, the Koch brothers are now helping finance Hollywood's biggest films
“You’re going to get us all killed”: Stephen Colbert begs Trump to shut up about North Korea
Taylor Link
Colbert pleads with Trump to allow cooler heads to prevail because he just started the "Handmaid's Tale"
LISTEN: George Romero’s groundbreaking casting “was either colorblind or -aware, or both”
Chauncey DeVega
On "The Chauncey DeVega Show," we pay tribute to George Romero, father of the modern zombie horror story
Sean Hannity instantly breaks pledge to avoid “petty political disagreements” for 12 hours
Taylor Link
The Fox News host couldn't even last eight hours after vowing no attacks in light of new threats from North Korea
President Trump is now trying to suck up to Robert Mueller
Angelo Young
Trump has sent private messages of "appreciation" to special counsel Mueller
Jim Jefferies explores how the U.S. and North Korea ended up on the verge of nuclear war
Taylor Link
"A couple of insecure egomaniacs with bad hair and rich fathers"
A terrifying axis of idiocy: Kim Jong-un baits Trump, who falls for it
Bob Cesca
North Korea's erratic ruler trolls our clownish president into threatening nuclear war —the world holds its breath
America can move past the toxic politics of the Trump era — but it won’t be easy
Barbara Trish, Eliza Willis
It's tough to resist the politics of "us versus them." But science suggests we can rewire our brains for pragmatism
Vote or lose your rights: Justice Department sides with Ohio in controversial voter purge case
Charlie May
Supreme Court case will decide whether Ohio can purge registered voters who don't vote for six years
How affordable housing can chip away at residential segregation
Michelle D. Layser
A federal housing incentive could have untapped potential
Trump: If North Korea threatens U.S. again “they will be met with fire and fury, like the world has never seen”
Charlie May
The president delivered an alarming message to North Korea on Tuesday from his golf club in New Jersey
Poll: 75 percent of Americans don’t trust the White House
Alessandra Maldonado
Soon the only person left who trusts Trump will be Trump
Sebastian Gorka defends Trump’s silence on Minnesota mosque bombing: It could be a “fake hate crime”
Charlie May
WATCH: MSNBC hosts confront the deputy assistant to President Trump about this pattern of ignoring certain attacks
Tonight’s top-10 list: Guests David Letterman should have on his Netflix show
Gabriel Bell
Dave is back for a series of hour-long interviews. Here's who he should talk to, if he knows what's good for him
Blackwater founder Erik Prince cites East India Company as a model to privatize Afghanistan war
Charlie May
The White House is considering using Prince's approach -- and he's making the media rounds to pitch it to Trump
GOP lawmaker warns House Republicans “will likely defy Trump White House and not pass a clean debt ceiling hike”
Charlie May
Rep. Tom Cole said on Monday that a "clean" debt raise is a "tough sell to Republicans"
Sean Hannity parrots Trump conspiracy, threatens to sue Barack Obama for allegedly spying on him
Taylor Link
Sean Hannity thinks he was a target of surveillance based on the reports of a right-wing serial fabricator
Trump tweets anonymously sourced Fox News story as his team goes after leakers
Angelo Young
Trump apparently supports anonymous leaks if they favor his agenda
A pattern of ignoring terror attacks: Donald Trump remains silent three days after Minnesota mosque bombed
Angelo Young
President Trump continues his tradition of being more concerned about Islamist violence than attacks on Muslims
Trump’s war on voters has a long history: We need a grassroots voting-rights movement to fight back
John Atlas, Peter Dreier
Trump and his minions have ramped up the attack, but the "voter fraud" myth goes back to the GOP's attack on ACORN
Fake news isn’t going anywhere: It’s hugely profitable — and right-wingers love it
Amanda Marcotte
Fake news: Conservatives love to share it, liberals love to hate it and social media companies rake in the cash
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