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Senators join forces on legislation to punish Russia
Richard Lardner
Sweeping legislation proves Moscow's meddling isn't a partisan issue
Trump voters were scared: Increasing diversity might make Americans more xenophobic
Allison Skinner
A study shows that reminding white people about the political power of minorities might make them more racist
Jeff Sessions has bad news for Dreamers: Trump plans to throw DACA immigrants to the wolves
Simon Maloy
Jeff Sessions' nomination hearing makes it clear that the Trump administration won't care what happens to Dreamers
Judge rules that Trump’s “vague and simplistic” tweets are protected by First Amendment
AP Staff
A political strategist said her reputation was trashed when Trump called her a "dummy" on Twitter
Donald Trump and the pod people: How “national security” Republicans became Russian tools
Chauncey DeVega
Republicans love to pose as hard-core patriots. But both the party leadership and its voters have flipped for Putin
Alt-right troll Chuck C. Johnson is “working behind the scenes” to vet Donald Trump’s cabinet picks: report
Brendan Gauthier
Forbes confirmed Johnson — banned from Twitter 25 times — carries at least some amount of weight in the transition
Kellyanne Conway calls Russian hacking investigation sour grapes: “Democrats became super-duper interested after the election”
Brendan Gauthier
Conway predicted: "President Trump will want to make sure that our actions are proportionate to what occurred"
Democrats plan to press Sen. Jeff Sessions during confirmation hearings
Eric Tucker, Mary Clare Jalonick
Democrats are expected to challenge Sessions' commitment to civil rights. Cory Booker will testify Wednesday
How will Donald Trump govern? Or will he even bother, while Pence and Flynn play two-headed Dick Cheney?
Heather Digby Parton
While the president tweets, Mike Pence and Michael Flynn will apparently split up the policymaking. Be afraid
Conservatives sound off: 4 people who were offended by Meryl Streep’s speech
Alexandra Rosenmann
At least a couple of Fox Newsians had to admit she had a point
WATCH: Erosion of “Judeo-Christian ethics” led to the rise of Trump
Carrie Sheffield
Former FCC Chairman Al Sikes discusses how the slow decay of ethics created the landscape for Trump to succeed
A spirit of petty vengeance: Trump’s desire to purge all Obama appointees could do major damage
Gary Legum
Will the government still work on Jan. 21? Trump's scorched-earth approach may have dire consequences
Legal experts weigh in: Is Jared Kushner’s appointment a violation of federal anti-nepotism laws?
AP Staff
Donald Trump's son-in-law was tapped Monday to be a senior advisor
Bernie Sanders: Donald Trump has to rescue Obamacare and admit he’s a liar
Bernie Sanders
The president-elect might have forgotten his campaign promises. But we won't
No, Mitch McConnell, we’re not going to “get past” it — the president your voters elected is a dangerous idiot
Bob Cesca
Donald Trump presents an enormous danger to America and the world. Democrats aren't the ones who need to "grow up"
WATCH: Don’t normalize white supremacy, the president of Media Matters tells journalists
Matthew Smith
President of Media Matters Angelo Carusone stresses the importance of telling the truth about white nationalism
Jason Chaffetz will still investigate President Obama and Hillary Clinton, ignore Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest
Amanda Marcotte
Chaffetz throws fits over Obama's national monument but somehow doesn't notice Trump's conflicts of interest
Regressiveness, tyranny or both? There’s more than one way to resist Donald Trump
Robert Reich
Resistance to tyranny must not be seen in partisan terms — we need Republicans to join
1969 vs. 2017: When Black Panthers aligned with Confederate-flag-wielding, working-class whites
Colette Gaiter
Lasting change toward economic and racial justice will be built brick by brick, person to person and “real slow"
Donald Trump’s conflicts aren’t going away: The president-elect has taken few steps to disentangle from his businesses
Julie Bykowicz, Chad Day
What Trump has said and what he has done are two very different things
Donald Trump’s rabbi: Why is the founder of the Museum of Tolerance praying at the inauguration of a president who spews hate?
Peter Dreier
A study in hypocrisy: Rabbi Marvin Hier, who launched a major anti-discrimination nonprofit, will pray with Trump
The conflicts of interest Donald Trump recently canceled added up to less than $400,000
Matthew Rozsa
The president-elect has canceled business contracts to avoid the appearance of conflict, but he hasn't made a dent
State Republicans are worried about the GOP’s decision to get rid of Obamacare
Bill Barrow, Thomas Beaumont
Republicans are worried that there are financial and political repercussions for the GOP
Donald Trump claims all the “dress shops” in Washington, D.C. are sold out for his inauguration. We found hundreds of available gowns
Sophia Tesfaye
We reported on Donald Trump's dress lie and got thrown out of Dior, which did indeed have dresses for sale
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