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Donald Trump in Wonderland: Literally everything our president says and does reflects the opposite of reality
Bob Cesca
Monday's fawning Cabinet meeting was just the latest example of a doomed presidency driven by dangerous fictions
Armed right-wingers rally in Houston to defend statue — that nobody is attacking
Amanda Marcotte
Texas patriots rally to defend a statue of Sam Houston in Hermann Park. Problem? No one wants to tear it down
Right-wing talk radio is still popular — but as a business model, it’s melting down
Matthew Sheffield
Cumulus Media stock price collapses as pro-Trump billionaire Robert Mercer pulls back; iHeartMedia near bankruptcy
How TV cultivates authoritarianism – and helped elect Trump
James Shanahan
Television is a powerful tool of propaganda, something that Trump knows well
There’s a new way the U.S. is committing to Paris
Brian Kahn
Americans plan to fight climate change with or without the federal government's help
Virginia Republican gubernatorial candidate features Kathy Griffin’s bloody Trump mask in final campaign ad
Matthew Sheffield
Republican Corey Stewart won a fight to air an ad featuring the controversial image of President Donald Trump
LISTEN: Ruth Ben-Ghiat on how Trump is already using “fascist tactics”
Chauncey DeVega
This week on "The Chauncey DeVega Show," an NYU historian on the role violence plays in Trump's appeal to voters
Donald Trump is losing control of his presidency
Matthew Rozsa
There may be another major shakeup coming in the near future
Trump’s first Cabinet meeting quickly turns into a odd tribute to his presidency
Charlie May
In another bizarre moment for Trump, his Cabinet members showered him with over-the-top compliments
Trump’s travel ban blocked by another court
Matthew Rozsa
The Ninth Circuit's Judge Derrick K. Watson mentioned one of Trump's own tweets in Monday's decision
Newt Gingrich changes his mind about Russia special prosecutor Robert Mueller
Matthew Sheffield
Newt Gingrich joins a swell of conservatives who are suddenly speaking up against special counsel Robert Mueller
James Mattis kept declining White House requests to appear on Fox News
Charlie May
Though asked by the president to appear on shows like "Fox and Friends" Mattis has declined and remained apolitical
Trump’s decision to pull out of Paris is paying off on the international stage
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump's "America first" policy may cause loud complaints on the world stage — but leaders can't afford to act
Delta and Bank of America take brave stand against free Shakespeare
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The controversy over the Public Theater's production of "Julius Caesar" only hurts audiences
Ivanka Trump is surprised at the “viciousness” in politics
Katie Serena
Ivanka Trump tells "Fox & Friends" there's a lot of "viciousness," ignoring her family's rhetoric
Lawsuits filed over Donald Trump’s “unprecedented constitutional violations”
Matthew Rozsa
The Emoluments Clause of the Constitution is front and center of a new suit against Donald Trump
Donald Trump’s threats about having “tapes” is likely a bluff: biographer
Charlie May
Trump's biographer says he was once threatened with a tape recording that didn't exist
Donald Trump isn’t going to the U.K. because he doesn’t want protesters: report
Matthew Rozsa
The White House is denying a report that Trump doesn't want to face critics in his first trip to the U.K.
John Kelly the “grownup”? Forget it — Homeland Security chief turns out to be another Trump zealot
Heather Digby Parton
Democrats are finally noticing Kelly is an immigration hard-liner and anti-drug fanatic with a dubious worldview
Delta de-funds Shakespeare because of a depiction of Donald Trump as Julius Caesar
Matthew Rozsa
A production of Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" featured Donald Trump in the starring role. He dies at the end
Republican strategists say they will run against the media in 2018. Here’s why that could work.
Matt Gertz
Just look at the poster child of media-bashing to see a worst-case scenario in 2018
Here’s what President Trump was doing during James Comey’s testimony
Peter Montgomery
The president wasn't tweeting. He wasn't watching. He was hanging out with evangelicals
Abstinence only, rebranded: Failed right-wing sex-ed policy returns as “sexual risk avoidance”
Amanda Marcotte
Under a clinical-sounding label, the shame-and-ignorance approach of the Bush era makes a comeback under Trump
“For the many, not the few”: Jeremy Corbyn’s message resonated with the youth and succeeded against all odds
Charlie May
Jeremy Corbyn's promise to fight for the working class helped cause a major shake-up of British Parliament
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