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Historian Ruth Ben-Ghiat: Donald Trump “looks like Mussolini” but can be overcome
Chauncey DeVega
Scholar of Italian fascism says the label doesn't quite fit Trump — but his authoritarianism is just as toxic
CNN cancels documentary series hosted by Reza Aslan after he calls Trump a “piece of sh*t”
Matthew Sheffield
Reza Aslan is the second host dropped by CNN for offensive behavior
Democrats have a bright future — but only if they can fight on multiple fronts and avoid distraction
Paul Rosenberg
The Democrats have new energy, and rising stars like Kamala Harris and Adam Schiff. But there are pitfalls ahead
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: Kushner may have problems, but Trump’s hotel raises lots of questions
Matthew Rozsa
The president's week may have been overshadowed by the Russia scandal, but he still has conflicts galore
Is Trump a criminal? Maybe — but Comey’s testimony leaves no doubt about the president’s character
Conor Lynch
Former FBI director makes clear what he thinks of Trump's personal character. Will Republicans even notice?
Trump Evangelicals face a growing number of “hidden Atheists”
Anna Sanford
The number of American atheists may be significantly underreported
Trump accuses James Comey of lying under oath — then claims Comey’s testimony vindicates him in Russia probe
Matthew Rozsa
"James Comey confirmed a lot of what I said. And some of the thing that he said just weren't true"
President Trump pledges to testify under oath following James Comey’s testimony
Sophia Tesfaye
After slamming Comey as a "leaker," Trump said he’s “100 percent” willing to testify under oath himself
Does Donald Trump have the constitutional right to block his Twitter followers?
Matthew Rozsa
Salon talked to a constitutional scholar who tackled this thorny question
Kris Kobach, “voter fraud” vigilante, is now running for Kansas governor
Matthew Rozsa
Have the people of Kansas not suffered enough under Sam Brownback?
Trump’s social media director violated the Hatch Act — but federal watchdogs let him off with a warning
Matthew Rozsa
The Chief of the Office of Special Counsel's Hatch Act Unit said that Dan Scavino "was recently counseled" on it
How populism explains May’s stunning U.K. election upset
Terrence Guay, Charles Hankla
Corbyn may not have won enough seats to take over Parliament, but he dealt May a serious blow nonetheless
Chuck Grassley slams Donald Trump’s efforts to stonewall Democratic watchdogs
Sophia Tesfaye
GOP chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee forced to explain government to Trump: That is "not how it works"
House Republicans pass major banking deregulations that would undo Dodd-Frank reforms
Matthew Rozsa
Even though banks brought in record profits last year, the House of Representatives passed deregulatory legislation
Donald Trump has given us a political concussion: Comey’s testimony is only the first step toward healing
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's election was an enormous trauma. Comey couldn't bring us back to health in one day — but it helped
“Fox & Friends” claims James Comey might be behind “deep state leaks”
Katie Serena
Host Steve Doocy cited The Gateway Pundit as his source for the claims
Senate GOP vows to keep plugging away at health care — behind closed doors
Matthew Sheffield
Mitch McConnell doesn't want to repeal Obamacare — but he has to at least pretend that he does
Anti-Muslim activist employed by hate group says Ed Gillespie called him personally
Melinda Warner
A "March against Sharia" speaker says the GOP Virginia gubernatorial candidate wants his endorsement
Trump’s lawyers may file Justice Department complaint over Comey testimony
Taylor Link
Donald Trump's lawyers suggest James Comey spilled state secrets by saying what Trump told him
Karl Rove, Erick Erickson slam Donald Trump
Matthew Rozsa
Two major conservative thinkers have doubts about whether Trump can be trusted to be a good president
James Comey rivets the nation — and tells intriguing stories about Jeff Sessions
Heather Digby Parton
Former FBI director delivers great theater — and drops hints about how deeply Sessions is embroiled in scandal
Donald Trump hits “leaker” James Comey after testimony, but is reportedly relieved
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's White House is celebrating that he's not personally under investigation for Russia's interference
Why have other Gulf states cut ties with Qatar?
David Mednicoff
Qatar is a tiny country comparatively, with a population under 3 million. Why is it suddenly a political hotcake?
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