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Diplomat in chief: How did Donald Trump do on his first Middle East visit?
Jeremy Pressman
Trump's trip to the Middle East gave us lot of images, but few insights
John McCain understands why “America’s friends” are “unsettled” by Donald Trump: He’s “unsettled many Americans as well’’
Matthew Rozsa
The Republican senator urged a top U.S ally not to abandon its longstanding relationship because of Trump
Bernie Sanders: I have a big message for corporate America
Sen. Bernie Sanders
Donald Trump made a commitment to protect workers. Don't let corporate America get away with crimes against them
Let’s go through Donald Trump’s Tuesday morning tweets!
Angelo Young
President Trump was back from his three-day weekend and was ready to hit a lot of targets
Devin Nunes in April: Russia investigation is all because Hillary Clinton lost
Matthew Rozsa
Devin Nunes thought that the Trump-Russia investigation is all because Democrats won't admit they lost
Maybe violence against journalists is starting to become a trend
Angelo Young
Someone shot out the windows of the Lexington Herald-Leader, days after a journalist was body slammed
Martyrs against racism in Donald Trump’s America: What happened in Portland was shocking, but not surprising
Chauncey DeVega
Two brave heroes died — and another was wounded — fighting white supremacy in Portland. They may not be the last
David Brooks wants you to have sympathy for Jared Kushner
Jeremy Binckes
David Brooks imagines a world where Jared Kushner is a well-meaning rube instead of a crook's son
What’s behind the rise of homegrown terror on the right?
Arie Perliger
This growing domestic menace deserves more time than it's getting
Jared Kushner’s security clearance should be suspended, top Democrats say
Matthew Rozsa
Jared Kushner is under fire from top Democrats over allegations about his relationship with Russia
Texas Republican lawmaker threatens to shoot Democratic colleague in the head in self-defense
Angelo Young
Texas' proposed anti-immigration law is causing tensions to flare, and threats to be thrown about
“Doctor Who” travels time to troll Donald Trump
Matthew Rozsa
"Doctor Who" didn't pull its punches in a recent episode that referenced President Donald Trump
Donald Trump thinks there’s a “deep state” conspiracy against him
Matthew Rozsa
Trump is becoming obsessed with Russia. Not the country, but the investigations about his dealings with Russia
Donald Trump’s communications director is leaving the White House
Matthew Rozsa
A top administration official is leaving, as a new report describes what it's like in Trump's White House
Russian officials discussed having “derogatory” intel on Trump, top aides: report
Angelo Young
Moscow may have been actively on the prowl for compromising information on Trump during his presidential campaign
No, the “grown-ups” won’t save us: A favorite Beltway fantasy bites the dust again
Heather Digby Parton
Donald Trump's supposedly respectable advisers have become enablers to a regime of lies, incompetence and idiocy
Portland Republican suggests allowing right-wing militias to protect people, days after alleged hate crime
Matthew Rozsa
Days after an alleged hate crime left two people dead, a Republican wants to deputize hate groups
Down the memory hole: Establishing “1984” for today’s Trump-filled world
Rebecca Gordon
We're living in Trump’s United States of Amnesia
WATCH: Trump administration’s lack of shovel-ready projects hurting American middle class
Matthew Rozsa
"Vanishing Middle Class" author Peter Temin says Trump lags on the right kind of infrastructure spending
GOP vs. CBO: Republicans open fire on budget office (again) after agency’s damning report on Trumpcare
Matthew Sheffield
Donald Trump, Paul Ryan and the GOP leadership have good reason to flame the Congressional Budget Office
Notes from a trailing spouse: Drunk in Ireland and fearing for fabulists everywhere
Bex B
In the land of blarney you feel the dread most acutely. Is there any future for harmless exaggeration after Trump?
Trump’s trade policy is unlikely to deliver big wins for U.S. workers
Greg Wright
The Trump administration will pursue bilateral deals, which are less likely to have a big impact on workers
As Donald Trump unravels, so do Fox’s ratings
Eric Boehlert
Network slips behind MSNBC, CNN in key demo during prime time
Dear President Trump: America’s most egregious “federal land grab” was in 1891, under Benjamin Harrison
John Clayton
There's an object lesson in Harrison's accidental expansion of Yellowstone: In the end, it was a good thing
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