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Corey Lewandowski is ready to cash his Trump check: Former campaign manager close to reaching six-figure book deal
Charlie May
Two of Trump's former campaign aides are closing on a hefty book deal
Jon Ossoff’s campaign played nice — and Republican attack ads knocked him out
Michael Glassman
Here's a look at how Ossoff, Handel and outside interest groups played a role in the most expensive election ever
Donald Trump is worth less than he was last year, but it has nothing to do with him
Matthew Rozsa
A decline in value of three Trump office properties in Manhattan has caused the president's net worth to shrink
Donald Trump admitted in 2007 that he had invested in Russia
Matthew Rozsa
In a deposition in 2007, Trump said something he and his family would later deny repeatedly
No regrets for Trump voters: The media needs to stop looking for buyer’s remorse
Amanda Marcotte
Psychological research shows people are too tribal and afraid to admit they were wrong to regret their votes
WATCH: Why Trump fans won’t dump him now
Amanda Marcotte
Salon talks to a psychoanalyst about why the emotional reaction to Donald Trump is impervious to facts
LISTEN: Trump voters will stand by their man
Amanda Marcotte
Salon talks to Dr. Carol Tarvis about the psychology of the tribal Trump voter
“Julius Caesar” stage crasher nets financial windfall
Charlie May
Freelaura.com, which solicits donations for Laura Loomer's defense, was set up prior to her protest
Queen Elizabeth snubs Donald Trump in speech to Parliament
Matthew Rozsa
The president has a planned visit to the U.K. later this year, but you wouldn't know it from the Queen
Only 58 percent of eligible voters turned out for the Georgia special election
Jeffrey Lazarus
What does Karen Handel's win mean for Trump's legislative agenda?
Democrats also lost a special election in South Carolina Tuesday
Taylor Link
In a race that received little national attention, a Democrat had a good showing but ultimately lost
Don’t forget about Michael Flynn: Trump’s pal remains at the center of the Russia probe and looks worse all the time
Heather Digby Parton
Russia investigation tightens focus on disgraced adviser — and the question of why Trump was so loyal to him
Qatar et al.: Donald Trump as a Saudi lobbyist
Stephan Richter
Between two bad actors at odds in the Gulf, the U.S. President has volunteered to take sides
Karen Handel beats Jon Ossoff in Georgia: A major setback for Democrats?
Matthew Sheffield
Despite a huge influx of money and massive media attention, Jon Ossoff falls short in Georgia special election
How U.S. gun control compares to the rest of the world
John Donohue
The U.S.'s lax gun control laws may negatively affect other countries
Former Commish Michael Copps: “Maybe the worst FCC I’ve ever seen”
Michael Winship
The Trump White House and new FCC chair are rolling back the effort for an internet that's open to all
Julius Caesar in our times
Jyotsna G. Singh
Shakespeare's Julius Caesar draws some parallels to our current political climate
After Trump pressured Ford out of moving factory to Mexico, company decides to build the new Focus in China
Charlie May
Ford Motors announced it would manufacture the new Focus in China, rather than Mexico as previously planned
Americans would really like to know what’s in that GOP health care bill please
Michael Glassman
The American public is getting frustrated with the GOP's plan to build a secret health care bill
GOP sneak attack on health care nears a critical moment — and it’s a total monstrosity
Heather Digby Parton
After all the blatant lies and incoherent tweets, the Republicans' secret deal is nearly done — and wow, is it ugly
Not all terrorists are Muslims: As the past week should remind us, political violence is not restricted by race, religion or ideology
Amanda Marcotte
By any coherent standard of "terrorism," the London mosque attack — and the Alexandria shooting — clearly qualify
Decision day in Georgia: But this special election won’t determine whether Democrats are doomed in the midterms
Sophia Tesfaye
If Jon Ossoff can win a longtime GOP district, Democrats may see a blueprint. But how will they react to a loss?
Will Mexico go for the anti-Trump candidate?
Lauren Kaori Gurley
A left-wing populist is leading in Mexico’s 2018 presidential polls
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