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Donald Trump is a fan of Philippine dictator’s inhumane war on drugs
Matthew Rozsa
Trump told Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte that he thinks he's doing a "great job"
John McCain sums up to Seth Meyers his Twitter experience: “just amazing”
Taylor Link
John McCain is a fan of Donald Trump's favorite method of communication — even if it means some nasty replies
Donald Trump must be getting desperate: Does he really think thuggish Corey Lewandowski can save him?
Heather Digby Parton
Former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski may be back to help manage Trump's crisis team. It won't help
WATCH: The battle of the budget: Where’s the compassion in $57 billion in spending cuts?
Carrie Sheffield
Salon takes the debate in-house as a conservative and a progressive debate Trump's 2018 proposal
Donald Trump’s staff is managing him like he’s a wayward teenager
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's staff is working hard to make sure the president is busy on his trip — so he's not tweeting
“RussiaGate” has become a catastrophic failure of leadership — and a debacle from which the Trump presidency will not recover
Douglass Blackmon
The Trump-Russia scandal has metastasized quickly and destructively
Should progressives abandon identity politics? No, a new report suggests women of color should lead the movement
Amanda Marcotte
A new Roosevelt Institute report argues that women of color— and their issues — are the future of the left
North Dakota Democrat rejects the Trump resistance: “I think that’s a waste of my time”
Matthew Sheffield
Heidi Heitkamp, one of the must vulnerable Democrats in the Senate, complains that fighting Trump is not persuasive
SCOTUS ruling on North Carolina’s illegal political maps exposes GOP’s extreme partisan gerrymandering based on race
Steven Rosenfeld
A rare pro-democracy ruling from the court before Neil Gorsuch was seated.
Frontline’s “Bannon’s War”: An efficient examination of the philosophy steering the White House
Melanie McFarland
Michael Kirk's latest effort for Frontline is a sobering look at what drives Trump adviser Steve Bannon
FEC official seeks to investigate claims Russia bought anti-Clinton ads on Facebook
Matthew Rozsa
FEC Commissioner Ellen Weintraub hopes to convince Republicans who control the agency to expand the ongoing probe
Melania Trump wants no part of Donald Trump’s hand-holding efforts
Rachel Leah
Melania is with the president on his first international trip, but that doesn't mean she wants to hold hands
Alex Jones, right-wing media wastes no time politicizing Manchester bombing
Rachel Leah
The devastating Manchester bombing has become a rallying cry for Trump rather than a remembrance of its victims
Donald Trump is still optimistic he can make an Israel-Palestine peace deal
Matthew Rozsa
Trump is optimistic about being able to create Middle Eastern peace but doesn't offer specifics
Trump says Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial was “so amazing,” says he will “never forget” visit
Rachel Leah
Trump's entry in a Holocaust memorial guestbook reads like a half-baked yearbook message
Jared Kushner: White House senior adviser, alleged slumlord
Taylor Link
A new report depicts Jared Kushner as a ruthless landlord who sues his low-income tenants until their deaths
Remember when Republicans wanted transparency in White House staffers’ disclosure forms?
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans have turned an about-face on their stance on transparency and openness in White House staffers
Mike Flynn lied to the Pentagon about his relationship with Russia, letter from Elijah Cummings alleges
Taylor Link
Senators won't rule out holding Flynn in contempt of Congress for invoking the Fifth Amendment
Death by a thousand cuts: Trump’s budget will destroy social safety net
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's "New Foundation for American Greatness" would take hundreds of billions from important social programs
Is Donald Trump’s casino empire linked to money laundering? Past financial crimes may be the president’s biggest problem
Heather Digby Parton
Campaign collusion could become an afterthought as investigators begin to focus on the Atlantic City money trail
Donald Trump wanted intelligence chiefs to push back against reports of an FBI investigation
Matthew Rozsa
Trump wanted two key intelligence leaders to say that there was no evidence of Russian involvement last year
What Trump missed in his address on tolerance — American Muslims
David Mislin
For Trump, Islam remains something foreign
“Evil losers”: Trump speaks out against Manchester concert bombers
Matthew Rozsa
Across the pond and across the aisle, politicians are expressing solidarity with Manchester
The Ugly American’s road trip: Donald Trump and America’s declining culture
Conor Lynch
Even if Trump has managed to avoid major embarrassment on his foreign foray, he's still a national humiliation
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