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“Cultural anxiety” is unpatriotic: America’s mission is for liberty and justice for all
David Masciotra
To say that diversity comes at the expense of white people is to say you don't believe in America
LISTEN: Russian spies and Rachel Dolezal
Chauncey DeVega
On this episode of "The Chauncey DeVega Show": A "transracial" author and counterintelligence expert Naveed Jamali
WATCH: Who makes a presidency succeed or fail?
Carrie Sheffield
For "The Gatekeeper" author Chris Whipple, the White House chief of staff plays a pivotal role in achieving wins
Conservative author Rod Dreher’s paradox: Compassion in St. Francisville and cruelty in America
Peter Dreier
Best-selling author says he found inspiration in a small town — where his sister couldn't afford medical care
With all eyes on Trump, GOP Congress is still working to strip health care from millions
Amanda Marcotte
New analysis suggests that 6 million people could lose insurance due to pre-existing conditions under GOP's bill
Donald Trump is losing his war with the press — but the media still has a massive credibility problem
Conor Lynch
Trump's attacks on the media have called forth its better instincts, for now. But huge credibility problems remain
Fox News’s cynical and vulgar conspiracies about the slain DNC staffer fit a pattern
Eric Boehlert
Just ask Vince Foster's And Chris Stevens' families
Stop making “The Handmaid’s Tale” about your liberal anxiety
Deirdre Corley
While you’re binge-watching prestige TV, millions of women are living their own real-life Gileads
Why Trump is likely to care less about Palestinians than any other president to precede him
Alexandra Rosenmann
"Since the 1970's, every administration has taken a weaker and weaker position towards the [Israeli] settlements"
Bowing to hypocrisy: Donald and Melania Trump contradict the president’s old tweets on first day of foreign trip
Taylor Link
Trump and Fox News blasted former President Barack Obama for bowing to the Saudi king, so Trump does it anyway
Press advocates appalled by Trump’s reported call to jail journalists
Joe Strupp
"It is an attack against the freedoms that are guaranteed in our country.”
Trolls Chuck Johnson and Mike Cernovich launching websites to harass journalists
Media Matters Staff
Johnson: “The American press no longer behaves properly, and they need to be held to account”
Trotsky explains Donald Trump to you: Our idiot president is a “substitute” who represents America’s mass ignorance and bottomless narcissism
Andrew O'Hehir
How Trump's ludicrous rise mirrors the process that brought Stalin to power — and, mercifully, how it doesn't
“Stand by for news”: Two stories on the Russia election investigation snag Trump before his foreign trip
Taylor Link
The president had two damning stories dog his foreign trip
What Gerald Ford had that Mike Pence doesn’t
Matthew Rozsa
Pence can't be perceived as trying to destroy Trump's presidency, but he also must avoid tarnishing himself
WATCH: Professor Allan J. Lichtman: Impeachment should proceed only when a “severe abuse of power” threatens society
Matthew Rozsa
The author of "The Case for Impeachment" tells Salon why he's now predicting Donald Trump's ouster
Bill Maher: “I doubt that Trump will be president the full term”
Taylor Link
The "Real Time" host said that Trump might not be president by the time he gets back from his trip
Booing Betsy DeVos isn’t enough: Face it, we have all failed our universities
Sophia A. McClennen
It may be fun to shame Trump's education secretary, but we're all to blame for the state of our public universities
Bill Maher can’t get Trump ally Boris Epshteyn to admit that Russia meddled in the 2016 election
Taylor Link
Bill Maher bets a notable Trump surrogate that the president will be out of the White House by Christmas
Former FBI double agent who outfoxed the Russians offers an explanation for Trump: “The simple fact could be that someone’s a crook”
Chauncey DeVega
Former counterespionage agent Naveed Jamali says Trump's not a "Manchurian candidate" — but could be a stooge
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: Deals in the Middle East, just as the president travels there
Matthew Rozsa
This week's conflicts of interest, like many others, span the globe
Donald Trump will never change: And after a week of farce and fiasco, even Republicans know impeachment is possible
Conor Lynch
Cracks appear in the GOP façade as the news keeps getting more devastating for Trump. How long can he last?
Trump’s staff are a bunch of special snowflakes who deserve no pity
Kali Holloway
Officials say they feel "under siege." They knew what they were signing up for
James Comey to testify in public session
Keith A. Spencer
Comey’s planned appearance in an open session of the Senate Intel Committee ensures his testimony will be public
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