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Donald Trump is really unhappy that Jeff Sessions recused himself from the Russia investigation
Matthew Rozsa
Trump hints that he may be unhappy with the job Jeff Sessions is doing — or not doing — on one Trump-centric issue
The most scrutinized father-son relationship in American history
Joshua David Stein
Donald Trump and Donald Trump Jr. have a strange relationship that is unfolding in the public eye
WATCH: Joe Lieberman on the virtues of centrism — and why he blocked a public option in Obamacare
Matthew Rozsa
Longtime senator and progressive nemesis defends his career: "You've got to compromise to change the status quo"
There’s a legacy of people resisting white supremacy in the US. Antifa is not new.
Chauncey DeVega
Two organizers from a Chicago antifascist group discuss the expansion of the resistance as the alt-right digs in
The deep history of the radical right’s stealth plan for America
Kristin Miller
A Q&A with author Nancy MacLean about the elusive James McGill Buchanan
Democrats better focus on the races that matter in 2018
Steven Rosenfeld
Only governors can stop GOP gerrymanders and political monopolies through 2031
An illegitimate president
Lucian K. Truscott IV
We are living in the hole at the center of the Constitution
Steve Bannon and the occult: The right wing’s long, strange love affair with New Age mysticism
Mitch Horowitz
Bannon's back in the news as the subject of a bestselling book. Here's one key to understanding what makes him tick
Demise of GOP health care plan unleashes Trump’s vindictive nature
Sophia Tesfaye
Six months into his term, President Trump can only celebrate the collapse of Trumpcare and he blames you
Poll: Zuckerberg would give Trump a run for his money in 2020, but Bernie Sanders is the front-runner
Charlie May
A new poll shows how Sanders, Democrats, and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg would fare against Trump in 2020
Trump voters don’t think Donald Trump Jr. met with Russia, even after he said he did: poll
Matthew Rozsa
A new survey by Public Policy Polling reveals most Trump voters are still skeptical of the Russia investigation
“Angels in America” creator Tony Kushner writing play about “mentally ill” Trump
Gabriel Bell
The Tony-winning playwright behind "Angels in America" aims to put the president center stage in his next work
Think About It: President Trump could take a few lessons from “Schoolhouse Rock!”
Jeremy Binckes
Donald Trump loves TV. Can this classic Gen X cartoon help him fill in the gaps in his education?
What did Ivanka Trump know about Jared Kushner’s foreign contacts?
Matthew Rozsa
Democrats are insisting that Ivanka Trump be held accountable if she didn't disclose her husband's foreign meetings
Sean Hannity is now attacking “anti-Trump” Fox News host Shepard Smith
Taylor Link
Smith responded to the diss by noting he's a journalists and must report facts "without fear or favor"
Rand Paul went on TV to talk about the Obamacare repeal, and Donald Trump wasn’t pleased
Matthew Rozsa
The gulf between moderate Senate Republicans and conservative Senate Republicans proved to be unbridgeable
Here’s how late-night TV reacted to the GOP’s latest Obamacare repeal fail
Taylor Link
Trumpcare is no more, but the late-night comedians pointed out that "Trump" and "care" never went together
Trump’s Rasputin: Steve Bannon doesn’t have Russia ties, but encapsulates infamous advisor’s spiritualism
Heather Digby Parton
Steve Bannon doesn't need to have inroads to Russia's ruling class. He's with them in spirit
Donald Trump defends his second, secret meeting with Vladimir Putin
Matthew Rozsa
An undisclosed hourlong meeting between Trump and Putin included only an interpreted provided by Russia
The Trump standard: Win at all costs
Robert Reich
Donald Trump doesn't play by the same rules as everyone else
How long till leading Republicans turn on Trump? It’s happening already
Bob Cesca
After the health care fiasco, leading Republicans are souring on Trump at last — and it's only the beginning
Trumpcare may be dead, but health care protests continue
Sophia Tesfaye
Activists plan to occupy Republican senators' offices, while Mitch McConnell goes ahead with a vote he will lose
Texas Republican factions battle each other in latest “bathroom bill” fracas
Amanda Marcotte
Pro-business Joe Straus and religious right fanatic Dan Patrick face off in a Texas legislature special session
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