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Trump admits to “Fox & Friends” that he may have tried to intimidate James Comey
Taylor Link
Here are a few examples of why Trump should keep avoiding the press — for his own sake
Donald Trump’s lawyers feel the brunt of his Russia-related mood swings
Matthew Rozsa
The president's current punching bag is White House counsel Don McGahn
Johnny Depp jokes about Donald Trump assassination during Glastonbury Festival
Matthew Rozsa
"When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?" Depp rhetorically asked
Trump denounces “very bothersome” ties between Robert Mueller and James Comey
Matthew Rozsa
The president has an upcoming interview on "Fox and Friends" in which he tries to discredit his special counsel
Another phony Trump reveal: President’s hints on Comey tapes were just more reality-TV tricks
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's tease on the bogus Comey recordings follows a disgraceful pattern learned from reality TV and casino sales
New MSNBC host Hugh Hewitt is Sean Hannity in glasses
Matt Gertz
The Trump supporter puts an intellectual shine on partisan hackery
Who is Felix Sater? Meet the shady Russian investor who may be a centerpiece of the investigation
Bob Cesca
Trump now claims he doesn't know this Russian-born money man linked to organized crime. Evidence suggests otherwise
How soon will the alt-right win an election? Neo-Confederate Corey Stewart came shockingly close in Virginia
Matthew Sheffield
Despite recent attention to left-wing extremism, the alt right is much closer to gaining political power
Your health may be in Susan Collins’ hands, and that’s not good news
Neal Gabler
Will "moderate" conservative Sen. Susan Collins protect your health care?
“Nobody Speak” director Brian Knappenberger: “Imagine very wealthy people applying Thiel’s tactics to other news sources you love”
Tom Roston
Trump was already in the film, but after Election Day the punishing jury award against Gawker took on new meaning
Report: Election hackers stole private voter data, altered voter information
Charlie May
The hacking of state and local election databases is broader than previously thought, officials say
Iowa’s Republican Chairman is mad at Ben Sasse for criticizing Donald Trump
Matthew Rozsa
Ben Sasse is an anti-Trumper, and that's causing some beef in the Midwest
Trump says he was bluffing about “tapes” of conversations with James Comey
Charlie May
Trump pours cold water on his own suggestion that he has tapes of conversations with James Comey
Power-mad coal king sues John Oliver for defamation, as promised
Charlie May
The late-night comedian knew this was a likely outcome — nevertheless, he persisted
Chris Christie: “I don’t care” about my 15 percent approval rating
Matthew Rozsa
Christie had sky high approval ratings during Hurricane Sandy, but Bridgegate has brought him crashing to Earth
A registered lobbyist for Saudi Arabia now has a spot in Trump’s White House
Matthew Rozsa
A representative of Saudi Arabia becomes a minor part of Trump's White House
Donald Trump: “I just don’t want a poor person” in leadership positions
Michael Glassman
Talking to working-class voters in Iowa, he says he doesn't want any of them in his government
True the Vote can’t finish their investigation into the “millions” that voted illegally last year
Charlie May
True The Vote, the group that claimed to have proof 3 million people illegally voted, can't finish their audit
Cops investigate death threats made against “Caesar” director’s wife
Taylor Link
Oskar Eustis' wife Laurie told police she received threatening phone messages related to the play.
Trump delivers campaign speech in Iowa after a local newspaper asked him to stop holding rallies
Matthew Rozsa
The president delivered a political stump speech that defended his immigration, global warming and other policies
Details emerge about Senate Republicans’ version of a mean health care bill
Matthew Rozsa
The bill has provisions intended to appease moderates, but it's still a mean bill that hurts the poor
Never mind Trump and Russia: GOP still longs to investigate Obama, Hillary Clinton and Loretta Lynch
Heather Digby Parton
Madness or desperation? Republicans hope to turn the tables by reopening the probe of Hillary Clinton's emails
Think about it: Right-wing media channels don’t want civility. They want war
Jeremy Binckes
Maybe conservative news outlets have always served up raging screed
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