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Inside Donald Trump’s “America last” presidency
Tom Engelhardt
He spouted "America first" on the campaign trail, but put Americans last when he took office
The opioid epidemic in six essential reads
Aviva Rutkin, Jessie Schanzle
America's opioid epidemic seems to only be getting worse
Saudi Arabia wants Qatar to come under its heel: Even old Saudi allies aren’t exactly going along with that
Vijay Prashad
The Saudis' closest allies, Morocco and Pakistan, are on Qatar's side, angering the United States
Trump’s media allies use attack on GOP baseball practice to delegitimize the press
Matt Gertz
President Trump's allies are blaming media coverage for Wednesday's attack
The Pentagon plans to send nearly 4,000 additional troops to Afghanistan
Charlie May
The Taliban now control or contest more territory since before 2001, and the war in Afghanistan has no clear end
A Netflix show about Pennsylvania — boxing, hoagies and DeVito not included
Matthew Rozsa
The second season of Netflix's "F Is for Family" draws rare attention to social issues in the Keystone State
Iran launches missile strike targeting ISIS militants in Syria
Charlie May
In response to the terrorist attacks in Iran nearly two weeks ago, the nation launched a missile attack in Syria
Trump’s lawyer: “The president is not under investigation” for obstructing justice, then blamed Twitter
Charlie May
On multiple Sunday news shows Trump's lawyer insisted the president wasn't being investigated, and blamed Twitter
Milwaukee Sheriff David Clarke rescinds job acceptance with Department of Homeland Security: Report
Charlie May
Significant delays in the appointment process caused the controversial law enforcement figure to withdraw
Americans are resisting Trump’s authoritarianism
Anthony DiMaggio
Support for Trump's agenda of xenophobia, racism and contempt for civil liberties continues to plummet
Rick Perry’s plan to kill funding for wind and solar power
Laura Vecsey
The Department of Energy has ordered a staff report to show renewable energy harms the electric grid
Understanding contemporary white supremacy, part 2: How do we deal with this new form of an old phenomenon?
Anis Shivani
Our panel of scholars on what we get wrong about white supremacy, and whether persecuting racists does any good
J Edgar Hoover’s oversteps: Why FBI directors are forbidden from getting cozy with presidents
Douglas M. Charles
Since the 1970s, bureau directors try to maintain a discrete distance from the president
Yes, Democrats need a civil war: Believe it or not, it’s the only real path back to power
Bill Curry
Papering over the party's internal conflicts only led to defeat. Without open debate, victory will never come
“Stonewall” Jeff Sessions leads the charge of the Trump brigade
Michael Winship
The attorney general's testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee was more smoke and mirrors
Why Trump’s drug addiction task force should freak you out
Al Olson
Some cannabis advocates fear Christie-led panel will not follow the science.
White kids are bullying minority students using Trump’s words
Kali Holloway
This is Trump's America: kids are mimicking the president in rhetoric and action
Fox columnist says Trump can order FBI to stop any investigation
Todd Gitlin
Donald Trump and Alan Dershowitz share a penchant for praising their own indispensability
Oliver Stone’s Putin puzzle: An evil genius who made history, or a shrewd, small-minded nonentity?
Andrew O'Hehir
Vladimir Putin at the end of history: In Stone's telling, Russian supervillain is the punch line to a bad joke
Making our own steel is key to American freedom
Leo Gerard
Imports already take more than a quarter of the U.S. steel market. Time to start making it all at home.
Mike Lee’s bad history: Utah senator’s book is an ignorant hodgepodge concocted to justify the modern GOP
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
Sen. Mike Lee's terrible book tries to reboot some of America's founding fathers as modern-day Republicans
Enough with “the Colbert Defense”: Why criminals, bigots and jerks cry “satire!” when exposed
Sophia A. McClennen
The cry of “it was just satire” is more and more common. Why it’s on the rise and why it's not a real defense
Did Sessions and Trump conspire to obstruct justice?
Clark D. Cunningham
If Jeff Sessions and Donald Trump did conspire against the former FBI Director, it could be grounds for impeachment
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