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Trump’s reversal of Obama’s Cuba policy only makes it harder for Americans to visit
Matthew Rozsa
While not closing diplomatic ties, Trump has added travel and business restrictions between America and Cuba
Is Mike Pence pulling a Gerald Ford or a Spiro Agnew?
Matthew Rozsa
Pence is either getting ready to become an incoming president or an outgoing vice president
CEOs, Americans agree: Donald Trump isn’t doing too well in office
Michael Glassman
Trump doesn't respect political norms or climate science, Americans say. That's why two polls give him low marks
Megyn Kelly and Alex Jones: Two peas in a pod
Kali Holloway
The new Megyn Kelly is the same as the old Megyn Kelly
Emails show extent of EPA head Scott Pruitt’s ties to industries he’s supposed to regulate: report
Matthew Rozsa
A disturbing report indicates that Scott Pruitt's fossil fuel connections are taking advantage of the EPA head
President Trump confirms he is under investigation, calls out the Justice Department in a tweet
Taylor Link
The president tweeted Friday that the man who recommended firing James Comey is now investigating him for that act
Jeff Sessions also didn’t disclose having dinner with a lobbyist for Russian interests
Matthew Rozsa
A Russian lobbyist says he dined twice with Jeff Sessions — that was never disclosed
Stephen Colbert comes up with new slogans to replace Fox News’ “fair and balanced”
Taylor Link
"The Late Show" host said Fox News must have gone with a slogan change after watching itself for the first time
Team Trump goes after Robert Mueller: Our national crisis enters a decisive phase
Heather Digby Parton
With the president now under investigation, his allies try to paint him as the victim of persecution. It won't work
Jared Kushner’s business record is under investigation: report
Matthew Rozsa
The investigation into Trump's inner circle continues, with a focus on Jared Kushner's Russia business dealings
Democratic congress members raise alarm about security at Trump properties
Jeff Larson
There is an urgency to close the security holes, which may already be compromised
The truth about Jeremy Corbyn staring us smack in the face: Socialism isn’t bad
Sam Kriss
Socialism is actually pretty popular and viable
Give Donald Trump credit: Europe’s united
Stephan Richter
No U.S. President in recent memory has done more to strengthen Europe’s willingness to work together than Trump
“Stonewall” 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
Old caulk, PVC pipes and wax doughnuts: Trump has leaks, but I don’t
Lucian K. Truscott IV
If you want to solve a big problem, be willing to get into the plumbing and get a little dirty doing some hard work
Megyn Kelly, NBC’s first lady of normalizing
Melanie McFarland
There's value in shedding light on dangerous people like Alex Jones. But Megyn Kelly doesn't look up to the task
Mike Pence lawyers up: Vice President hires personal attorney to deal with Russia investigation
Charlie May
Pence hires outside counsel as the Russia probes heat up
Qatar signs $12 billion arms deal with Defense Department after being labeled a state sponsor of terror by Donald Trump
Charlie May
The Trump administration has sent multiple mixed messages amid a potential diplomatic crisis in the Gulf
GOP’s defense of Trump reaches new low: Ignorance of the law is no excuse for obstruction of justice
Jeremy Binckes
Trump is no toddler and Republicans should stop covering up for him
Michael Savage thinks there’s too much freedom of speech going on
Michael Glassman
Michael Savage is blaming Rachel Maddow for Steve Scalise's shooting and may want censorship of MSNBC and Facebook
Trump’s favorite right-wing websites aren’t listening to his calls for unity following GOP shooting
Charlie May
Infowars is hyping the shooting in Alexandria as the "first shots" in the "second U.S. civil war"
Groveling before the mad king: Donald Trump’s Cabinet of sycophants
Chauncey DeVega
Our president's cultlike craving for constant worship and validation has become the new normal. How do we escape?
Listen to Australia’s prime minister imitate Donald Trump
Brendan Gauthier
Malcolm Turnbull says his imitation was the sincerest form of flattery and not mocking
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