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Lawmakers call for release of Comey “tapes,” as White House refuses to confirm Trump’s claim
Matthew Sheffield
"To destroy them would be a violation of the law," the Democratic leader in the Senate says
Commencement speaker blues: Who is the graduation address actually for?
D. Watkins
College grads need inspirational speakers, not Donald Trump and Betsy DeVos
Trump’s comments about a Muslim ban come back to haunt him in court hearing
Sophia Tesfaye
Federal judges on the Ninth Circuit strictly scrutinized Trump's controversial campaign comments on Monday
Report: Trump “revealed more information to the Russian ambassador than we have shared with our own allies”
Sophia Tesfaye
Washington Post reports the president revealed highly classified information to Russian officials last week
Corey Lewandowski’s lobbying career is failing because he’s a terrible lobbyist
Matthew Rozsa
The former Trump campaign manager can't deliver as a lobbyist, ushering in his ignominious fall
Despite Donald Trump’s deep unpopularity, MSNBC is moving to the right
Matthew Sheffield
Long perceived as the Fox News of the left, MSNBC's corporate management is ramping up the conservative hires
Mick Mulvaney gets schooled about diabetes after saying it’s caused by poor lifestyle choices
Matthew Rozsa
Mick Mulvaney is being slammed for insensitive and inaccurate comments about diabetes from a group that studies it
Here’s how an N.J. congressman responded after a constituent pressured him to hold a town hall
Charlie May
Rodney Frelinghuysen hasn't held a town hall in four years — and doesn't enjoy hearing the opinions of voters
Joe Scarborough says Kellyanne Conway secretly hates Donald Trump
Matthew Sheffield
According to "Morning Joe" host Joe Scarborough, Kellyanne Conway is only at the White House "for the money"
Congressional hopeful Antonio Sabato Jr. accused of drug abuse by wife
Gabriel Bell
The republican soap actor hits first campaign speed bump thanks to divorce proceedings
Donald Trump will nominate Callista Gingrich to be Vatican ambassador — but wanted Newt to be on TV instead
Charlie May
Trump wanted Newt Gingrich, one of his biggest supporters, to keep pushing for him — from across the Atlantic
Miss USA Kara McCullough thinks unemployed shouldn’t have health care
Matthew Rozsa
Kara McCullough says coverage is a "privilege," not a right
Donald Trump’s aides are resorting to fake news so that he hears what he wants to hear
Matthew Rozsa
The White House won't give the president any bad news because they're afraid of how he'd react
Who will be the next FBI director? Trump has many bad choices, but Sen. John Cornyn stands out as the worst
Heather Digby Parton
Sure, Mike Rogers and Trey Gowdy are low-grade partisan hacks. But John Cornyn stands out for sheer shamelessness
Are Republicans starting to pull away from Donald Trump?
Matthew Rozsa
The president's penchant for creating political crises is creating headaches for his own party
Comey firing coverage shows right-wing media has lost its grip on reality
Madeline Peltz
Fake news purveyors joined conservatives in lauding Comey's firing
Trump’s Russia scandal keeps getting deeper: At this point, campaign collusion might be the least of his problems
Bob Cesca
Firing Comey didn't end the collusion inquiry — but Trump's clumsy cover-up and financial ties are his real problem
Reviving manufacturing would help all of us—not just white men
Liza Featherstone
It may also be why Trump won.
The Republicans wish they had Barry Goldwater right now
Matthew Rozsa
Someone in the GOP needs to stand up to the president before things spiral out of control
Caught in the Trump trap: Republicans made a deal with the devil, and now they’re stuck with him
Paul Rosenberg
A tale of two flawed democracies — America and France — exposes the nature of the GOP's terrible Trump compromise
Trump’s bogus reason for bailing on the Paris Agreement
John Light
Trump's lawyer thinks there might be legal ramifications if the US stays in the Agreement but doesn't cut emissions
WATCH: JFK’s nephew on Trump: “Americans like presidents who admit their mistakes”
Carrie Sheffield
What advice would John F. Kennedy give Donald Trump on handling the press?
Obesessing over Trump? You’re missing something important
Andrew Bacevich
The president is trying to divert our attention
It’s the wealth gap, stupid: Inequality drives “economic anxiety” — both real and perceived
Erin Keane
Salon talks to the social psychologist author of "The Broken Ladder" about why both sides think somebody’s cheating
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