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Sally Yates in the spotlight: Fired attorney general will counter White House narrative on Michael Flynn
Matthew Rozsa
Sally Yates will testify in what is sure to be must-watch television
White House goes on defense, as conservatives blast spending bill deal
Matthew Rozsa
The problem, as Trump's White House sees it, is that Democrats "want to make him look bad"
Donald Trump won’t stop talking about Hillary Clinton — or referring to himself in the third person
Matthew Rozsa
Trump also undermined his own FBI director for giving her a "free pass" — after giving him a vote of confidence
There’s a little bit of Donald Trump in all of us
Michael J. Brenner
Trump’s White House resembles rowdy free play in the schoolyard under a substitute teacher
Donald Trump’s historical ignorance reveals a great truth: The party of Lincoln has become the party of Jefferson Davis
Chauncey DeVega
Beneath Trump's idiotic Andrew Jackson rant lies a real history of neo-Confederate sentiment and overt racism
Who’s faking, Trump or the news?
Todd Gitlin
How much of America is locked into a looking-glass world?
Has Donald Trump finally learned that running government “like a business” simply doesn’t work?
Conor Lynch
Even if Trump were a business genius — which he's not! — being president is nothing like being a corporate CEO
Alex Jones: Infowars has been granted a “weekly” White House press pass, “regular” press credentials are “pending”
Media Matters Staff
Jones said that the more permanent credentials would be for Infowars D.C., bureau chief Jerome Corsi.
The next 100 days will be even worse: Right-wing bigots urge Trump to sign anti-LGBT order allowing broad discrimination
Nico Lang
Conservatives have been pressuring Trump to take even more action targeting the LGBT community for months.
Opening night of PEN World Voice Festival: Can words triumph over weapons?
Max Cea
Performances by Patti Smith, Ani DiFranco, Salman Rushdie and others evoke the power of the feminine
I was a federal prosecutor. Here’s why President Trump is so wrong about our “archaic” political system
Tom Spiggle
Yes, our government is "bureaucratic" and "slow-moving." But that's not a bug; that's a feature
All of the president’s strongmen: Trump has praised Kim Jong Un more than Elizabeth Warren
Sophia Tesfaye
President Donald Trump has more kind words for foreign dictators than for Democratic congresswomen
WATCH: “Shattered” co-author Amie Parnes on the many mistakes that doomed Hillary Clinton’s campaign
Andrew O'Hehir
Clinton was a "mismatched candidate" for a year of change, says author, and never knew why she was running
Jared Kushner failed to disclose conflicts of interest with Goldman Sachs, various billionaires
Matthew Rozsa
The president's son-in-law was not forthcoming when he was supposed to mention all of his important financial ties
Still don’t have the votes: Trumpcare 2.0 is doomed again, as Republicans still can’t get behind Obamacare replacement
Rachel Leah
Paul Ryan has said that he will not bring the bill to the floor until he is sure has the votes. He doesn't
Ivanka Trump didn’t consult with the Office of Government Ethics before taking a White House job
Charlie May
A letter sent from the Office of Government Ethics shows that they weren't consulted before Ivanka took on her role
Justice for Jordan Edwards: Cop who killed unarmed honor student must be held responsible
D. Watkins
Another innocent black boy shot and killed by a police officer. Will history repeat itself?
Donald Trump calls for a government shutdown, 4 days after blaming Democrats for a possible shutdown
Taylor Link
Trump admitted on Twitter that he got beat on budget negotiations, so he wants the Senate rules to change, or else
Wilbur Ross says Trump’s Syria missile strikes was “after-dinner entertainment”
Matthew Rozsa
"The thing was, it didn’t cost the president anything to have that entertainment"
Alabama congressman: “People who lead good lives” don’t have preexisting conditions
Matthew Rozsa
Mo Brooks says people without pre-existing conditions have "done things the right way"
Lessons in history from Donald Trump, who has “a very good brain” and is “one of the smartest people anywhere in the world”
Heather Digby Parton
Frederick Douglass, Andrew Jackson and "medieval times": Our president, who is "like a smart person," knows it all
“There was no point”: Trump’s White House is puzzled about his bizarre series of interviews
Matthew Rozsa
Even by Trump-ian standards, his comments yesterday seemed quite bizarre, and his staffers know it
Confused about Trump’s border wall? Here are 7 essential reads
Bryan Keogh
Trump’s wall would add to the 650 miles of fences and other barriers that already line the border with Mexico
Forget the Georgia 6th: To regain power, Democrats need to focus on the long game — starting with these six races
David Daley
Never mind Jon Ossoff and the long-shot "blue wave" of 2018. These six governor's races could turn the tide
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