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Trump’s alt-right Poland speech: Time to call his white nationalist rhetoric what it is
Amanda Marcotte
After two years of flirting with overt white nationalism, Trump jumps the alt-right shark in his Warsaw speech
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: When the watchdog leaves
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump goes abroad, and his interests get a lot murkier
Why we need the left-wing critique of liberalism: Because liberals got us where we are today
Conor Lynch
Too many American liberals have betrayed FDR's legacy — and the attacks from both left and right have some merit
3 of the biggest misogynists to reach the oval office before Donald Trump got there
Bruce E. Levine
Grover Cleveland was a real creep
How anti-choice zealots cry censorship whenever they are challenged
Julie Tulbert
The anti-choice's strategy is to complain for more coverage, they already receive
A Muslim activist is under attack because her critics don’t know what “jihad” actually means
Matthew Rozsa
Jihad means "to struggle," but conservatives didn't recognize that when they expressed outrage over Sarsour's speec
Donald Trump meets Vladimir Putin, and something may have come out of it
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump began his meeting with Vladimir Putin by talking about the 2016 election — and not in his usual way
GOP senator: We haven’t replaced Obamacare because we never thought Trump was going to win
Matthew Sheffield
Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania says GOP didn't expect to win White House, so it never worked out policies
Departing ethics director denounces President Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest
Matthew Rozsa
Walter Schaub, who's leaving his post as an independent ethics chief, says Trump businesses are profiting
Vladimir Putin’s meeting with Donald Trump will change nothing
Matthew Rozsa
Putin believes that Trump is damned if he does, damned if he doesn't, during their first official meeting
WATCH: Stop saying you “believe” in climate change
Alli Joseph
Author Paul Hawken says language is being used against those who know the science
America is suffering from a plague of deadly, unaccountable and racist police violence
Celisa Calacal
A year after Alton Sterling and Philando Castile's deaths, the state of police violence in the U.S. remains bleak
Trump’s Russia lies keep on coming — and so do his hollow, hypocritical attacks on Obama
Bob Cesca
At his Poland press conference, the president rolled out an especially egregious list of falsehoods and distortions
Single-payer falls short in California, at least for now — and activists are pissed
Matthew Sheffield
Democratic Assembly speaker blocks a proposal for universal health care, and faces heated attacks from the left
GM to Colombian workers injured on the job: You’re on your own
Bruce Vail
The U.S. blocked entrance to a protest leader, representing hundreds of employees injured in Bogota
Trump is on course to get a hot war going with North Korea
Jefferson Morley
An underinformed president faces an overhyped threat. What could go wrong?
Trump’s anti-immigration policies are pushing tech workers and students to Canada
Charlie May
Canada is capitalizing on tech workers and students due to Trump's harsh immigration rhetoric
Donald Trump, undisputed champ: Body-slamming his way to victory over the media and the “resistance”
Chauncey DeVega
Think Trump's attack on CNN made him look bad? Think again: He's a master marketer, and his fan base ate it up
Ava DuVernay to write and direct a Central Park Five Netflix miniseries
Alessandra Maldonado
"13th" filmmaker DuVernay will tackle the wrongful conviction of the Central Park Five in a Netflix miniseries
Poland’s nationalist government wants Trump to see them as kindred spirits
Matthew Rozsa
Here's what Poland's ruling party did to win over the Donald.
Women dressed as “handmaids” protest Trump during his Poland visit
Alessandra Maldonado
The president was met by a crowd of demonstrators dressed in costumes straight out of "The Handmaid's Tale"
Democrats’ midterm plans start with these horrible anti-Republican bumper stickers
Charlie May
Democrats punt on substantive policy proposals, and may run instead on "Have you seen the other guys?"
Ethics watchdogs file Jared Kushner ethics complaint for not disclosing investments
Matthew Rozsa
A watchdog group critical of Donald Trump has targeted his son-in-law over a potentially big conflict
Trump borrows the far-right’s rallying cry while in Europe: The West must have the “courage to preserve our civilization”
Sophia Tesfaye
Donald Trump gives a nod to the far-right's thoughts about the preservation of "Western civilization"
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