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Colbert concocted perfect “early drafts” of Trump’s letter to Comey
Taylor Link
"I am terminating you because of NOT the Russian investigation. Have a great summer!"
Trump “essentially declared war” on the FBI with James Comey’s firing
Matthew Rozsa
The president wants the bureau to stop digging into his alleged collusion with Russia and instead go after leakers
Donald Trump says he just invented an old Economics 101 phrase and other wild claims from recent interviews
Jeremy Binckes
Trump says he invented the phrase "prime the pump" — and 7 more wild details from the president's new interviews
Kill the messenger: Sean Spicer’s job may be in jeopardy
Taylor Link
The White House press secretary had Navy Reserve duty this week but some in the White House told CNN he was benched
Republicans buck Donald Trump on the climate: Senate blocks repeal of Obama-era rule on methane emission
Sophia Tesfaye
Republicans finally hand Trump a surprise defeat
Donald Trump is planning an executive order to bolster his bogus voter fraud claims
Matthew Rozsa
GOP claims about voter fraud have traditionally been use to suppress minority voters, but Trump is doing it anyway
WATCH: Samantha Bee defends “independent turd” James Comey
Taylor Link
"Full Frontal" host Samantha Bee says she's not a fan of James Comey, but defends him anyway
WATCH: What can JFK’s speeches teach us today?
D. Watkins
Stephen Kennedy Smith, co-editor of "JFK: A Vision for America," shares collection of JFK's visionary speeches
James Comey and Rod Rosenstein were seen as the epitome of virtue — and were duped by the White House
Heather Digby Parton
The Trump administration makes suckers out of two respected bureaucrats — but it shouldn't be a surprise
Look past Jim Comey: The Census director’s sudden resignation may create serious long-term problems
Amanda Marcotte
Why are Republicans attacking the Census Bureau? Because they don't want an accurate count of Americans
Donald Trump wanted to fire James Comey for at least a week — because of “loyalty”
Matthew Rozsa
How the Trump administration botched the Comey firing, and made a mess of it all
The White House may have permitted a security breach when it let the Russian government take photographs
Matthew Rozsa
A Russian news site posted pictures of Trump meeting with Sergey Lavrov online, and White House staffers are livid
A coup in real time? Historian Timothy Snyder says the Comey firing is Trump’s “open admission of collusion with Russia”
Chauncey DeVega
Yale historian says Trump has now admitted guilt; former intelligence officer says Flynn was a Russian agent
Nixon didn’t have Twitter: The parallels are clear, but Trump might be more dangerous
Bob Cesca
Trump is a lot stupider than Nixon, but he also has social media, Fox News and the undying loyalty of his fanboys
Between two bushes: The Trump White House botched the James Comey firing in almost every way possible
Matthew Sheffield
From Sean Spicer's moonlight presser to the clueless timing and illogical arguments, the ineptitude is dazzling
It’s a “Daily Show” Reunion on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert”
Melanie McFarland
"The Late Show" gets the band back together on a crazy news day, but only the host and Jon Stewart spoke of Comey
What’s the first word that comes to mind when you think of Donald Trump?
Katie Serena
Hint: It's not "president"
“A fresh start will serve the FBI”: Republicans provide cover for Donald Trump
Matthew Rozsa
Accusing Democrats of hypocrisy and asking for a fresh state seem to be popular approaches for the GOP
Betsy DeVos, Omarosa Manigault booed at Bethune-Cookman University
Matthew Rozsa
Large segments of the historically black school's student body greeted the Trump advisers with disdain
Russia is trolling the U.S. over James Comey’s firing, accusations of Trump’s Russian connections
Matthew Rozsa
Russian media — not U.S. media — gets to see Trump's meeting with an infamous Russian diplomat
Can you smell what The Rock is floating? Dwayne Johnson calls a run for the White House “a real possibility”
Keith A. Spencer
Actor and wrestler Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson suggests a presidential run may be in the works
Nixon redux? Trump’s “Tuesday afternoon massacre” could lead to his impeachment or resignation
Peter Dreier
Trump's dismissal of Comey echoes Richard Nixon's infamous actions of 1973 — and it could lead to his downfall
Republican congressman says that Trump’s possible problems are “small potatoes compared to Nazi Germany”
Matthew Rozsa
Tom Garrett says things could always be worse. You could be living in Nazi Germany
The FBI is reeling from shock of Comey’s unexpected firing
Matthew Rozsa
Agents are upset not only because Comey was fired, but because of how he was fired
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