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Trump’s appalling response to London makes it clear: He must go before it happens here
Bob Cesca
Our president's juvenile and self-serving response to the London tragedy makes it clear: He can't do this job
Trump’s White House needs another special prosecutor
Arn Pearson
Trump and his inner circle cashing in on the White House is its own growing scandal
Here’s what you should expect from James Comey’s testimony this week
Charlie May
Top senators call for specific details and larger context of what transpired with James Comey and President Trump
WATCH: John Kerry says Trump negotiating new climate deal is like “O.J. Simpson saying he’s going to go out and find the real killer”
Charlie May
John Kerry bashes Trump's withdrawal from Paris agreement, and says Democrats need to focus on economic message
Grab your wallet, boycott Trump and participate in “A sprawling landscape of resistance”
Mattea Kramer
There's a lot of ways to hurt the president. How about hurting him in the wallet?
Trump’s Russia scandal is more like Iran-Contra than Watergate — which isn’t good news
Paul Rosenberg
Unfortunately, the murky, massive and muddled Reagan-era scandal is a far closer analogy to what we now face
Trump bashes London mayor out of context, uses terror attack to promote his travel ban
Charlie May
Exploiting tragedy, Trump attacks London's Muslim mayor and makes a new pitch for unconstitutional travel ban
Beware: Donald Trump can still find a way to undermine the Russia investigation
Cody Cain
Real investigations of the Trump-Russia scandal have begun. That doesn't mean the president won't sabotage them
Wouldn’t it be nice? How the Russia investigation intersects with real-world U.S. foreign policy goals
Timothy Frye
As the Trump scandal unfolds, bear in mind that better relations with Russia would actually be a good idea
Donald Trump’s Paris pullout could be another League of Nations debacle
Matthew Rozsa
Elections have consequences, and a century ago one presidential election changed the world
When image trumps ideology: How JFK created the template for the modern presidency
Steven Watts
JFK's political record offers little insight into his legacy
Why can’t Hillary let it go? Donald Trump’s not the only one still obsessing over the election
Danielle Ryan
In a bizarre performance, Clinton blamed Comey, WikiLeaks, Russia, the New York Times and Netflix. What's missing?
UPDATED: Apparent terror attack in London: Six dead, at least 30 injured after London Bridge incident; Trump renews call for travel ban
Taylor Link
Six people dead, dozens injured in London on Saturday night; prime minister calls it "potential act of terrorism"
Why Jefferson’s vision of American Islam matters today
Denise A. Spellberg
Evidence shows Thomas Jefferson about Muslim inclusion in his new country since 1776
The “Twilight Zone” episode that Trump needs to see
Matthew Rozsa
If Trump wants to become a good president, "On Thursday We Leave for Home" is a good place to start
The demographics of the #resistance
Dana R. Fisher, Dawn Marie Dow, Rashawn Ray
Ninety percent of the protesters at the Women’s March on Washington voted for Hillary Clinton
The myth of Ivanka’s influence: Liberals built her up as much as “Ivanka voters” did
Erin Keane
Are we finally coming to terms with the reality that Ivanka is window dressing for the White House, nothing more?
Forget the “blue wave” — the sequel: Can the Trump resistance survive the Democratic Party?
Andrew O'Hehir
There's no pathway to power outside party politics — but hoping for a big win in 2018 could be a death trap
We mourn Manchester, but not Kabul: How biased coverage of terrorist attacks drives us apart
Sophia A. McClennen
In biased media coverage of non-Western terror attack victims, the sense of personal tragedy is mostly absent
John McCain thinks Vladimir Putin is a greater threat than ISIS: Hello, senator — the world is calling
Danielle Ryan
Even if every allegation about Russian election meddling is true, McCain's comparison is grotesque hypocrisy
Trump says the IRS regulates churches too much. Here’s why he’s wrong
Philip Hackney
Who enforces regulations that bar churches from engaging in politics?
Climate change as culture war: Trump’s Paris pullout is a giant middle finger to the left
Amanda Marcotte
As Paris makes clear, right-wing attitudes on climate change are largely driven by hatred of tree-hugging liberals
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: More drama about China
Matthew Rozsa
The president's conflicts of interest are especially notable when it comes to another world superpower
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