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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
The end of Trump
Robert Reich
Nothing will happen until a majority of the House decides on bringing a bill of impeachment
House Science Committee Dems tell Trump: Stop falling for fake news
Lisa Hymas
Democrats are alarmed that the president was duped by a climate-denier internet hoax
WATCH: When drawing comparisons between Nixon and Trump, don’t forget Roger Stone
Carrie Sheffield
Former Nixon operative Roger Stone champions dirty tricks, political lobbying in '80s, then is early Trump booster
Trump boasted to Russian ambassador that he had fired “nut job” James Comey
Matthew Sheffield
President told Russia's Sergey Lavrov that with Comey gone, a "great pressure" had lifted
Trump’s attorney didn’t want him to certify accuracy of financial disclosure form
Matthew Sheffield
Trump's attorney didn't want him to sign a form authenticating the accuracy of his financial disclosures
Rod Rosenstein: Jeff Sessions, Donald Trump wanted James Comey gone
Matthew Rozsa
Jeff Sessions was Senator at the time he and Rosenstein discussed "the need for new leadership at the FBI"
An anti-terrorism device is being used to find undocumented immigrants through their cell phones
Matthew Rozsa
FBI and ICE agents used cell phones to find an undocumented immigrant in Detroit
Senate Democrats don’t want Joe Lieberman to be named FBI director
Matthew Sheffield
Lieberman was once the Democratic nominee for vice president, but has few allies supporting his bid to lead the FBI
Looks like Sheriff David Clarke’s “army” medals might be B.S.
Katie Serena
"You see all that s**t pinned all over his dress uniform jacket? That's not supposed to be there."
Anthony Weiner may face up to 2 years jail time in guilty plea to teen sexting charges
Matthew Sheffield
Former congressman Anthony Weiner's sexting problems may land him in jail
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson teases presidential run again on “Fallon”
Matthew Rozsa
The smiling demigod discusses a campaign that current polls suggest he could actually win
President Trump’s investigation distraction: Point to Obama’s use of intel-sharing program
Taylor Link
The White House is retaliating against the former president as Trump digs himself in a deeper hole over his mishaps
Here’s how the world will make sure Donald Trump is happy in his first trip abroad
Jeremy Binckes
Give him his happy food. Placate him by talking about his Electoral College win. That's what Trump wants
Stephen Colbert imagines Donald Trump and Steve Bannon in OJ Simpson’s white Ford Bronco
Taylor Link
Colbert pictures one possible endgame for the Trump presidency, and it looks very familiar to TV historians
Donald Trump longs to lock up journalists — and sooner or later he’s going to try it
Heather Digby Parton
As Trump told Comey, he'd love to emulate his pals Erdogan, Duterte and Putin and crack down on press freedom
Trump kept pushing Comey for information on Russia investigation, kept wanting loyalty: report
Matthew Rozsa
Trump tried to pull Comey in — and Comey tried to keep him at a distance, according to a new report
Trump says he knows about healthcare, but some of his facts seem alternative
Julie Rovner
“In a short period of time I understood everything there was to know about health care,” says Donald Trump
Roger Ailes created a media empire — and rebuilt the American right — in his own image
Matthew Sheffield
The longtime Fox News chief remade television — and in the process reshaped the entire conservative movement
Roger Ailes’ true legacy: His misbegotten swamp child is in the White House
Gary Legum
Roger Ailes built a "news" channel bent on creating an alternate reality. President Trump is his masterwork
12 Features of white working-class Trump voters confirm depressed and traumatized multitudes voted for him
Steven Rosenfeld
A nationwide survey reveals the sorry state of middle America
Rick Perry’s early days as Energy Secretary have been a bonanza for corporations and the Koch Brothers
Alex Kotch
Perry is now the head of an agency he wanted to abolish
Don’t count on the precedent of Watergate to help depose Trump. We got lucky
Neal Gabler
Nixon’s resignation was anything but the inevitable consequence of a powerful constitutional juggernaut
Young people are leaving the Republican Party in droves, new study finds
Jacob Sugarman
As young millennials leave in droves, research suggests the future of the GOP may be more precarious than it appear
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