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Jeff Sessions announces sanctuary-city crackdown, which most Americans oppose — a distraction from Trumpcare disaster?
Sophia Tesfaye
The White House is fear-mongering about illegal immigration again — but this crackdown may be unconstitutional
With an approval rating of 36 percent, President Trump points to executive orders as wins
Taylor Link
The latest Gallup poll emphasizes how little Trump has won and why he only has executive orders to show for it
Heritage Foundation alum critical of transgender rights to lead HHS Civil Rights Office
Charles Ornstein
Roger Severino has opposed transgender patients’ rights, same-sex marriage and Planned Parenthood
Jared Kushner’s innovation “SWAT team”: Trump son-in-law to head Avengers-style squad aimed at “disrupting” government
Simon Maloy
Running government "like a business" would be a bad idea even if the guy leading it weren't Donald Trump
He’s a Keynesian now: Donald Trump tells New York Times he wants to “prime the pump”
Matthew Rozsa
In a recent interview, Trump let his inner Keynesian slip out
Chuck Schumer, Reince Priebus don’t rule out President Trump’s working with Democrats
Matthew Sheffield
Sen. Charles Schumer says he's open to the idea, if the GOP is willing to compromise, too
Noam Chomsky: Is it fair to worry about Trump staging a false flag terrorist attack?
Jan Frel
Chomsky warns of scapegoating vulnerable people in an interview: "That can turn out to be very ugly."
USA Today report raises new questions about Stephen Bannon and the “Breitbart Embassy”
Pam Vogel
There are some major conflict-of-interest questions about the former headquarters of Trump's favorite outlet
Pence: Trump is going to move the U.S. embassy in Israel
Matthew Rozsa
Trump wanted to change the U.S. embassy in Israel on the first day. Now it's simply something he's considering
Michele Bachmann’s missing million: Federal elections officials want to know where $1 million from her campaign committee went
Sophia Tesfaye
In a three-month span, the former Tea Party congresswoman's committee had more than $1 million disappear
Chuck Grassley wants information on the political firm tied to Trump-Russia dossier source
Matthew Sheffield
Iowa Sen. Charles Grassley asks FBI to detail why it was working with an opposition research firm
Battle in the bureaucracy: Treasury, EPA are torn over Trumpism, “loyalty to the president”
Matthew Rozsa
Steve Mnuchin and Scott Pruitt, heads of Treasury and EPA, are facing deep divisions in their department
Devin Nunes: I was on White House grounds before saying there was “incidental” spying on Trump officials
Matthew Rozsa
Rep. Devin Nunes has faced questions about his mysterious disappearance on Tuesday night
Conservatives: Anti-Defamation League should apologize for blaming Trump for bomb threat spree
Matthew Sheffield
After Michael Kaydar was arrested for the threats, conservatives say liberal Jewish groups should ease up
“We’re in two different universes” is an announcement that trolls don’t want to live in the real world
Jeremy Binckes
"60 Minutes" provides us a look at a "spin-first" mentality and the excuse when claims can't be proven
James Mattis urges Trump to be more aggressive in Yemen
Matthew Rozsa
The Secretary of defense wants to escalate America's military support to stop Iranian-backed rebels in Yemen
President Trump wants Jared Kushner to help remake the government
Taylor Link
The son-in-law of the president will be questioned by Senate committee over newly reported meetings with Russians
What good is Ivanka Trump? The President’s daughter is more than complicit — she’s a chip off the old block
Kali Holloway
Don't hang your hopes on Ivanka Trump being your savior
Deficits don’t matter, again: Freedom Caucus leader says tax cuts don’t have to be “revenue neutral”
Matthew Rozsa
Remember when Republicans were super concerned about a balanced budget?
Republicans are facing another government shutdown, and they may not be able to stop it
Jeremy Binckes
Republicans run both houses of Congress and the White House, but the government still may shut down
So much for all that winning: Will the health care debacle expose the fraudulent nature of Trump’s presidency?
Heather Digby Parton
Republicans have lost any ability to govern or pass legislation — and their president is an unrepentant scam artist
Everything’s fine: Paul Ryan says Donald Trump wasn’t promoting a segment that called for Ryan’s resignation
Matthew Rozsa
A Ryan spokesman said the president's pug for a segment calling for Ryan's resignation wasn't intended to be that
It wasn’t “growing pains”: Paul Ryan points fingers at all but GOP for health care failure
Robert Reich
Republicans are temperamentally and ideologically oriented to opposing government, not leading it
Par for the course: White House says Trump’s golf outings to his courses were “meetings”
Matthew Rozsa
The White House and Fox News don't want to admit that the president is enjoying a leisurely weekend on the links
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