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A Timeline: Russia and President Trump
Steven Harper
To keep everything in one location, here's an updated summary (so far)
Steve Bannon’s dark pursuit of a meaningful life
David Masciotra
It wasn't enough for the Hollywood wannabe to live a life of purpose — he had to impose it on the entire country
LISTEN: The “state of emergency” around Donald Trump and mental health
Chauncey DeVega
Psychiatrist Bandy Lee joins this week's show to discuss the president's possible pathologies
Jesus, big money and the GOP: Before Fox News, there was “The 700 Club”
Terry Heaton
At "The 700 Club" I learned from Pat Robertson how to sell a "gospel of self" to the faithful
Does Vladimir Putin really own Donald Trump? It’s more likely than you think
Cody Cain
Kompromat is the name of the Russian game — and to win the White House, Trump may have unwittingly been played
American conservatives love to bash Canadian health care — but U.S. corporations love it
Dave Lindorff
Canada's affordable, efficient and widely popular single-payer system saves millions for U.S. corporations
New study finds “more sweatshops than Starbucks” in Chicago
Jeff Schuhrke
The study finds that among employees who dared to speak up about workplace injustices — 58% experienced retaliation
Berniecrats are winning in Trump country: Why populism is the pragmatic way forward for Democrats
Conor Lynch
There's already evidence that left-wing populism — not Clintonite centrism — is the winning formula for Democrats
Paul Krugman: Trump clearly despises the very voters who elected him
Jacob Sugarman
The New York Times columnist imagines the "apocalypse" that would befall West Virginia if the GOP got its way
America’s worsening global reputation could put billions in US exports at risk
Daniel Korschun, Boryana V Dimitrova, Yoto V. Yotov
The United States fell to seventh place
Marvel’s “Agents of SHIELD” is the glorious anti-Trump satire you’ve been longing for
Amanda Marcotte
The last six episodes of the superhero TV show created a Nazi-ruled simulated universe that felt awfully familiar
Corey Lewandowski, one of Trump’s former campaign managers, could be joining the White House next week
Taylor Link
Lewandowski could be pegged next week to help in the White House's war room designed to combat the Russia scandal
Kick Donald Trump’s circus out of town
Michael Winship
We have to get to the bottom of the Russian scandal, but keep an eye on transgressions throughout the government
Wake up, liberals: There will be no 2018 “blue wave,” no Democratic majority and no impeachment
Andrew O'Hehir
Lessons of Montana: There's no quick fix for Trump or our damaged democracy — and the Democrats still look hopeless
What is the political vision behind Donald Trump’s proposed 2018 budget? Wicked, cruel and ugly
Chauncey DeVega
It's worse than we could have imagined — Trump's budget is a sociopathic assault on the vast majority of Americans
America the cruel: While hedge fund managers pocket windfalls, kids lacking lunch money are shamed
Jim Hightower
Meanwhile Donald Trump's soulless 2018 budget will bring the wealthy tax relief and slash the funds for food stamps
Trump is a drug — and the media is addicted
Sophia A. McClennen
New Harvard study shows that media coverage of Trump's first 100 days is 3 times higher than other presidents'
Two men killed on Portland train while trying to stop anti-Muslim hate speech
Taylor Link
A known white supremacist allegedly murdered two men for intervening the harassment of Muslim women in Portland
Donald Trump has no “secret plan” to wipe out the “evil losers” of ISIS — he’s stuck in the same old no-win situation
Danielle Ryan
Despite all his campaign bluster, Trump faces an intractable, insidious enemy and untrustworthy allies. Good luck!
WATCH: Chair of Libertarian Party compares its treatment to experiences of African-Americans before the ’60s and women before suffrage
Matthew Rozsa
Nicholas Sarwark says libertarians are judged "more harshly" than Republicans and Democrats
Donald in Arabia: What did we learn from Trump’s encounter with the Saudi monarchy?
Steven A. Cook
While Trump's visit to the famously repressive Saudi kingdom was quite a show, U.S. policy looks awfully familiar
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: Nothing to hide, but nothing to show
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's conflicts this week have caused him to try to stop the Office of Government Ethics from doing its job
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