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The new national debate: Is it ever OK to punch a Nazi?
Jeremy Binckes
America can't agree on whether violence is an appropriate response to Hitler's ideology
“He’s never going to admit he’s wrong in front of everyone”: President Trump’s aides are worried about his behavior
Matthew Rozsa
There are increasing concerns that Trump's character flaws are making him unfit to be president
Marco Rubio is the only public holdout on secretary of state nominee Rex Tillerson (update: Rubio says he’ll vote for Tillerson)
Matthew Rozsa
If Trump can't get Tillerson confirmed as secretary of state, it would be the first big defeat
Donald Trump’s “running war” on the media undermines trust
David Bauder
While Trump fans are happy to see the antagonism, others worry about Trump's long-term damage
Swamp stench: Donald Trump’s White House is still littered with political insiders and lobbyists
Julie Bykowicz
Political associates are setting up shop in Washington, eager to trade on their connections
Donald Trump will not release his tax returns at all, Kellyanne Conway says
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's White House counsel says "people don't care" because "they voted for him"
Kellyanne Conway and Donald Trump’s brave new world: Believe our eyes and ears or “alternative facts”
Heather Digby Parton
A chilling first weekend of Trump's regime ends with suggestion that reality is whatever he and staff want it to be
Robert Reich: Donald Trump follows a simple strategy to take over the truth
Robert Reich
Independent press must find the truth, report it and hold Trump accountable for his lies
Welcome to Trump’s America: Felony riot charges against inauguration protesters signal alarming wave of repression
Sarah Lazare
More than 200 people mass arrested in Washington, D.C. face up to 10 years in prison
“You really can’t believe anything that comes out of his mouth”: NBA coach Gregg Popovich slams Donald Trump, praises Women’s March
Taylor Link
This was not the first time the legendary coach had spoken out against Trump
Jerusalem mayor: Donald Trump is “serious” about moving the American Embassy to Jerusalem
AP Staff
The embassy move is something high on the Trump administration's priorities
Lawsuit: Donald Trump needs to stop accepting payments from foreign leaders
Matthew Rozsa
The president has allegedly violated the Constitution from the moment he accepted foreign payments while in office
So, how did you like President Trump’s first few days? Pretty awesome, right?
Émile P. Torres
From Crowdgate and "alternative facts" to Betsy DeVos' semiliterate tweets, could it possibly have gone any worse?
McDonald’s could get some relief from Trump-appointed labor regulators
Angelo Young
Trump's administration could affect a pending case that would make McDonald’s liable for its franchisees
Don’t be China, be us: Reviewing the latest collective “wisdom” of the U.S. Intelligence Community
Tom Engelhardt
Every four years, the National Intelligence Council releases a not-so-groundbreaking Global Trends report
Dear journalists: Are you the people’s tribunes or mere props decorating the scene for horrendous monologues?
Todd Gitlin
These are times that try your souls, your acumen, your professionalism and your fidelity to truth
Trump staff, properties face terror risk with presidency
Jon Gambrell
It's a jungle out there: international businesses associated with Trump and his name now at risk for terrorist acts
US lawmakers call for action on Venezuela food corruption
Hannah Dreier, Joshua Goodman
As malnutrition spreads through Venezuela, food shortage persists and worsens - strengthening the black market
10 Things to Know for Monday
AP Staff
From deadly storms in Georgia and Mississippi to Trump's "running war" on media, here are your Monday headlines
Trump’s “war with the media” raises questions of trust
David Bauder
Dan Rather says the American people, even Trump supporters, probably don't want a lying press secretary
Battle our biases, shatter the glass ceiling: Why it’s so hard for women to break into the C-suite
Joyce E. Bono, Elisabeth Gilbert
Trump's Cabinet picks serve as a reminder of how much work still needs to be done to overcome gender bias
WATCH: Women’s March on Washington, from early morning assembly to the White House gates
Peter Cooper, Amanda Marcotte
Salon was on the ground for the march that swept through D.C. the day after Trump's inauguration
No one wants to be wrong: Why each side of the partisan divide thinks the other is living in an alternate reality
Lauren Griffin, Annie Neimand
If someone sees or hears something they don't want to believe, they probably won't believe it
No deal for the arts: It’s no surprise that Donald Trump wants to tell the arts and humanities “you’re fired”
Noah Charney
Donald Trump's proposed federal budget will eliminate the NEA. It's more of a statement about values than money
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