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Trump is scared of Jon Ossoff: The president blasts Democratic candidate ahead of Georgia’s special election
Charlie May
On Twitter, Trump makes baseless claims against the Democratic congressional candidate before Tuesday's election
Liberals were right: Racism played a larger role in Trump’s win than income and authoritarianism
Charlie May
The newly released American National Election Study analyzes voters and their motivations in the 2016 election
Sad! The Easter Bunny is the only celebrity at President Trump’s first Easter Egg Roll
Tatiana Baez
Children saw Idina Menzel and Beyoncé at Obama’s last Egg Roll. This year they’ll see a family band from Nashville
Rex Tillerson’s stock rises with Trump: Tillerson has met with Trump more than any other Cabinet secretary
Matthew Rozsa
The Secretary of State has kept a low profile while others have drawn attention to themselves — and lost influence
Most Americans don’t trust President Trump: Poll
Matthew Rozsa
A majority of Americans think President Trump has already broken his campaign promises before hitting his 100th day
WATCH: John Oliver pleads with France not to “f**k up” its election and select Marine Le Pen
Charlie May
The "Last Week Tonight" host breaks down the importance of the upcoming election in France
Maxine Waters, Donald Trump and impeachment: One Democrat is ready — her party and the American people may follow
Heather Digby Parton
A California Democrat calls for impeachment, and the world says it's too early. That might change — and quickly
Protesting the skinny budget: Union actors and musicians fight Trump’s attacks on the arts
Bruce Vail
Small cities and towns will be hit the hardest by Trump’s proposed defunding of the NEA
Robert Reich: What’s the true “Trump Doctrine” of foreign policy?
Robert Reich
At first glance, foreign policy under the president seems inconsistent, arbitrary and devoid of principle
One-woman protest: At 18, she knew no other undocumented immigrant Dreamers
Alexandra Rosenmann
Now, she's leading their fight
Slow-motion collision course: California, Trump’s feds headed to major clash on immigration
Steven Rosenfeld
A Department of Homeland Security memo shows mass deportation is planned but off to a slow start
America’s manufactured amnesia puts everyone in peril
Frank Joyce
The U.S. has forgotten its horrific past, so now it and other countries are reliving it.
WATCH: Roger Stone’s biggest equivocations during recent Salon interview are a wonder to behold
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's longtime friend is a master of deflecting questions. Here are the best moments from our conversation
Big pharma is “getting away with murder”: Drugmakers help turn patients with rare diseases into D.C. lobbyists
Sarah Jane Tribble
The pharmaceutical industry is teaming up with advocacy groups
“It couldn’t get much worse”: Trump’s policies are already making workplaces more toxic
Elizabeth Grossman
Trump's policies already adversely affect workers’ health by undermining occupational illness prevention
Is this the end of Bill O’Reilly? 18 reminders that the Fox News host is not so great
Kali Holloway
Let's get in the way-back machine!
Trump’s millennial problem: The snowflakes are becoming a blizzard
Sophia A. McClennen
Polls show the majority of millennials view Trump as an illegitimate president, and they don't like Ivanka either
Fearless Girl must go: It’s a tourist attraction and an appealing fantasy — but a terrible symbol for feminism
Amanda Marcotte
Fearless Girl may look cool, but it's a toothless work that does nothing to confront the realities of sexism
WATCH: Baldwin’s Trump sends Grim Reaper Bannon “back to hell”
Alli Joseph
Who knew? What if a Donald Trump Bachelor-style game could settle the rivalry between Kushner and Bannon for good?
WATCH: Does Christianity offer a more inclusive worldview than secular conservatism?
Carrie Sheffield
Author James Kirchick argues that Christianity is being unfairly blamed for white nationalism
Trump is full of surprises: The current president is the great American traditionalist
Stephan Richter, Bill Humphrey
Close family ties were a way of life in early American presidential politics
Is Julian Assange a misogynist, or just seething with rage against Hillary Clinton? We wonder
Matthew Rozsa
Assange once described Sweden as "the Saudi Arabia of feminism," and has focused his rage on one woman
The Latest: Pence arrives in South Korea to start Asia trip
The Associated Press
Found in Cuba: The American Dream (and nightmare)
Mattea Kramer
Putting Trump in perspective by going offshore
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