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Elizabeth Warren announces she’s running for re-election: “This isn’t the fight we were expecting to fight”
Matthew Rozsa
The 2020 presidential prospect is seeking another term in the United States Senate
Yes, Donald Trump’s voters may be confused and in pain — but no, they don’t deserve our empathy
Chauncey DeVega
Some Trump voters may well feel traumatized by historic and economic change. But that's no reason to forgive them
WATCH: Chris Cuomo goes toe-to-toe with Kellyanne Conway over Donald Trump’s response to Russia hacking
Taylor Link
Donald Trump's campaign manager can spin herself out of almost anything, but Cuomo pinned her on Russian hacking
WikiLeaks alleges someone in the White House is leaking things, and that’s making them mad
Matthew Rozsa
WikiLeaks is tweeting out against leaks that it doesn't want leaked
President Obama’s farewell party is going to be more popular than Donald Trump’s inauguration
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump's insults at the so-called "Hollywood elite" — and behavior in general — aren't earning him fans
Donald Trump’s early-morning tweetstorms are creating jobs for nervous PR people
Taylor Link
Tech CEOs on the West Coast reportedly fear missing an early-morning tweet about their companies and industry
Republicans face the obvious on Obamacare: Their replacement will be worse
Gary Legum
After years of bluster, GOP lawmakers must now face the facts: Their weak "replacement" isn't what Americans want
Tomi Lahren’s selective outrage: Chicago Facebook brutality draws her ire, but she’s silent about Dylann Roof’s racism
D. Watkins
Tomi Lahren ignores that the teens alleged liable for the Facebook Live brutality face the justice system
Republicans are publicly taking Donald Trump’s side in his war against the intelligence community
Erica Werner
Years ago, Republicans blasted Obama for reading intelligence briefings. At least he was reading them
Congress will undo everything President Obama has done in his last two months in office
Matthew Rozsa
The Republican Party is determined to prevent President Obama from protecting his legacy
WATCH: Joe Biden tells Donald Trump to “grow up”
AP Staff
Joe Biden has a strong rebuke for Donald Trump
Donald Trump is probably still upset at Arnold Schwarzenegger for not supporting him
Jeremy Binckes
Trump can't let "The Apprentice" go
Donald Trump gets involved in Ohio state GOP race, just so he can beat John Kasich’s preferred candidate
Taylor Link
The president-elect called members of the Ohio Republican Party to unseat leader backed by Gov. John Kasich
Republicans are planning a marathon day of confirmation hearings next week to rush through Donald Trump’s nominees
Matthew Rozsa
In what's likely an effort to avoid embarrassing scrutiny, the GOP is rushing through Trump's picks
Why is Donald Trump resisting the Russian hack findings? Michael Flynn may hold the answer
Heather Digby Parton
Trump doesn't want to know about Russia. The unhinged alt-right views of Michael Flynn and Steve Bannon may be why
Will Democrats challenge Donald Trump’s legitimacy during the Electoral College ratification?
Steven Rosenfeld
Grassroots organizers are frustrated, seeing a party not rising to urgency
A glaring Trump transition story hiding in plain sight: Trump is historically unpopular
Eric Boehlert
The press ought to start telling that tale on a daily basis
Donald Trump, Republicans now plan to charge taxpayers for the Mexico wall but plan to reclaim the money later
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump brings back the wall pledge, with one big change
Why the Democratic leadership contest is urgent: It will shape the opposition to Trump
Paul Rosenberg
Keith Ellison and Tom Perez are both decent and progressive guys — but this is a crucial fight to save the party
Nearly a quarter of Americans are not religious: Why doesn’t that diversity show up in politics?
Amanda Marcotte
About 1 in 4 Americans has no religious affiliation — but only 1of 538 members of Congress admits to that
Year of the commando: U.S. Special Ops forces deploy to 138 nations
Nick Turse
The year ahead will offer clues as to whether Obama’s long war in the shadows will survive
Breaking: The Greatest Living American Writer: Sure, Milo’s book deal is a stain on the publishing industry. So what?
Neal Pollack
So, the alt-right adder got a big book deal. He's a skinny punk who can't hope to compete with me
Trump’s war on intelligence: Open conflict between the next president and his spy chiefs
Simon Maloy
Cyber-intelligence officials testify before Congress, deliver implicit rebuke to the incoming commander in chief
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from the flooded streets of Luebeck, Germany to a baby elephant with a prosthetic limb
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