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“Sharknado 5” offers timely commentary on Trump’s Paris Climate Agreement pullout, kinda
Matthew Rozsa
"Sharknado" producers have decided to add some political teeth to their franchise's latest installment
Trump exempts four ex-lobbyists from ethics rules
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's White House has granted ethics waivers to 17 appointees — including four former lobbyists
Jason Kander reveals that President Trump’s new election commission “is a sham” meant to get him re-elected
Matthew Rozsa
But Missouri's former secretary of state says "what started as a way to soothe Trump's ego" is now a real threat
Gov’t Mule’s “Revolution”: Hope for an angry and divided land
David Masciotra
EXCLUSIVE: Listen to the premiere of a new single, "Pressure Under Fire," from "Revolution Come... Revolution Go"
Here’s how much economic damage President Trump’s alleged corruption could be doing
Matthew Rozsa
When Trump enriches himself in public office, average Americans pay the price, a congressional report notes
Cliven Bundy cohort sentenced to 7 years in federal prison
Matthew Rozsa
A New Hampshire Tea Party founder, faces serious jail time for the 2014 armed Cliven Bundy ranch standoff
Report: Megyn Kelly will interview Vladimir Putin . . . fingers crossed
Matthew Rozsa
"Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly" debuts this Sunday, possibly with the Russian president in tow
Michigan Republican: God “can take care” of climate change problems
Matthew Rozsa
Why worry about climate change? One Republican thinks God can cure it
Nigel Farage laughs off report FBI is looking into his Russia connections
Taylor Link
Nigel Farage has ties to Trump campaign associates and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange — and the FBI has noticed
Why does Donald Trump want to return a Russian compound seized as punishment for hacking?
Matthew Rozsa
An intelligence official says Trump's decision to undo one Obama measure against Russia is a "really bad idea"
Really bad ’80s nostalgia: Donald Trump’s misguided war on crime and immigration may undo years of bipartisan progress
Heather Digby Parton
Barely two years ago, both parties had agreed to roll back mandatory minimum sentencing. Well, forget all that
This is how the biggest companies cheated on taxes in 2016
Paul Buchheit
Corporations make billions from the U.S., and then claim all their profits in other countries
Trump Looks Ready to Leave the Paris Agreement — What Now?
John Light
Now the world is watching to see whether Trump will just quit the Paris Agreement, or go even further
How our politics became a blood sport: The dangerous radicalization of both right and left
Matthew Sheffield
Partisan paralysis has brought new energy to both the far right and far left. It's exciting, but it won't end well
New attack on birth control: Leaked Trump proposal would give employers unprecedented power over women’s lives
Amanda Marcotte
A proposed health care rule on contraception would allow employers to impose their religious beliefs on employees
The dark genius of “covfefe”: With one stupid tweet, Donald Trump is winning again
Chauncey DeVega
Liberals, put down the "covfefe" and pay attention: Trump is playing the role of Mr. Burns, and we're all Homer
Drag me to hell: “House of Cards” shambles onward in season 5
Melanie McFarland
Everything you loved or hated about the series is still present, only slower
Donald Trump is his own worst spokesman: Poll
Charlie May
A new poll suggests it's best for Trump to not try and defend himself — and many of his own staffers make it worse
James Comey will tell the Senate about his Donald Trump encounter
Matthew Rozsa
The former FBI Director will open up to the Senate — but can't tell all
CNN fires Kathy Griffin in response to bloody Trump head image
Gabriel Bell
The network has parted ways with the now embattled comedian
Conservative groups are pressuring advertisers to drop Rachel Maddow’s program
Matthew Rozsa
A conservative watchdog group says Rachel Maddow peddles conspiracy theories and wants advertisers to dump her show
Donald Trump’s weak condemnation of the Portland attack speaks volumes: He should have stayed silent
Chauncey DeVega
Pretending to condemn the white supremacist violence he has inspired is dishonest even by Trump standards
The media neglected to cover climate change last year — when it was most important
Kevin Kalhoefer
As President Trump decides whether or not to pull out of the Paris deal, the impacts haven't been discussed
Support for Trump and support for impeachment roughly the same now
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's approval rating is now close to the percentage of Americans who want him impeached
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