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Career opportunities: An increase in the unemployment rate is not always a bad thing
Angelo Young
According to estimates, the U.S. added 175,000 workers in December. But the jobless rate could also tick upward
The comedy deficit: Donald Trump pre-presidency is jamming up comedians like Janeane Garofalo who say it’s just not funny
Max Cea
Trump provides so much material that the jokes just don't seem worth standing up on stage to tell, also it's so sad
Republicans’ Obamacare repeal plan will add $9 trillion to national debt, but that may not bother them
Matthew Rozsa
If Republicans rush through the Obamacare repeal, they'd admit that they don't really care about the deficit
Chuck Schumer takes a page from the GOP playbook: Democrats will obstruct Donald Trump’s SCOTUS pick
Sophia Tesfaye
The blue-state minority leader has support from red-state Democrats if he's going to stop Trump's SCOTUS choice
Virginia lawmaker applauds violent drug war in Philippines
Brian Tashman
Dick Black says the Philippines' policy has helped restore law and order to the country; the US has been too soft.
No one likes “repeal and delay”: The GOP plan for Obamacare meets cross-ideological resistance
Simon Maloy
Conservatives and Republicans warn that the GOP's current Obamacare strategy is an invitation to disaster
GOP smack-down on House ethics debacle: A learning moment for Congress on public service over private interest
Carrie Sheffield
This power move by rank-and-file Republicans, however well-intentioned, looked self-serving to appalled citizens
Celebrities plead with Congress to obstruct Donald Trump’s agenda
Matthew Rozsa
Celebrities urge Congress to obstruct Trump's racist, sexist, anti-immigrant, anti-worker, anti-Muslim policies
Don’t delay justice for Walter Scott: New Michael Slager trial is an opportunity to get it right
D. Watkins
The former Charleston cop's new trial begins March 1. We need to be unified in our demand for accountability
Hands off: More than 2 in 3 Americans don’t want Roe v. Wade overturned
Matthew Rozsa
Trump may get to put an anti-abortion judge on the Supreme Court, but most Americans want to preserve Roe v. Wade
Sarah Palin, Sean Hannity and Republicans in general have become Julian Assange fans and CIA doubters
Matthew Rozsa
Apparently, hatred of Hillary Clinton can make very, very strange bedfellows
Rex Tillerson’s last big payday: Donald Trump’s secretary of state pick will make $180 million from Exxon Mobil
AP Staff
Tillerson will be forfeiting 2 million shares of stock, but will be taking a large cash payout
WATCH: Donald Trump may want to limit your internet by destroying Net Neutrality
Matthew Smith
Donald Trump's transition team implies that he is anti-Net Neutrality
Does impeachment begin now? The case for building the end of Trump’s presidency before it even starts
Heather Digby Parton
Democrats must resist the GOP's noxious legislative agenda — and plan for impeachment at the same time
Donald Trump is undeniably the enemy — but people who voted for him might not be
Conor Lynch
Leftism is supposed to be about empathy — standing against Trump without demonizing his supporters is critical
House GOP tries to silence protests: Lawmakers who take photos will be fined
Sophia Tesfaye
Democrats took floor photos to defy crackdown aimed at last summer's gun-control protest led by Rep. John Lewis
Donald Trump insults intelligence agencies on Twitter, gets information from Julian Assange instead
Matthew Rozsa
After slamming the intelligence agencies he's supposed to rely on, Trump trusted a Hannity interview instead
Bill, Hillary Clinton will join Bush family at Donald Trump’s inauguration
The Associated Press
It's tradition for former presidents to attend the inauguration of a new one, and that tradition will continue
The Obamacare repeal battle: President Obama, Mike Pence to deliver different strategy sessions
Alan Fram
President Obama and Mike Pence are going to rally Democrats and the GOP
Donald Trump’s latest job con: Ford’s “vote of confidence” is a hollow sham
Gary Legum
Here's Trump's plan to make America great: Roll back regulations, save a few jobs, get good headlines. Repeat!
No, Putin didn’t hack the power grid; journalists need to take a breath and get it right
Matthew Sheffield
Washington Post publishes an irresponsible hack report, making clear how little journalists understand this stuff
Rick Perry’s Texas giveaways: There’s something fishy about the billions he gave in grants, tax incentives
Alec MacGillis
A $30 million grant from Perry went to an energy group that turned out to be a phantom
Trumping the environment: How much of President Obama’s environmental regulations will be undone?
Patrick Parenteau
It it could be difficult to undo Obama’s oil and gas drilling ban.
Noam Chomsky: You can’t educate yourself by looking things up online
Alexandra Rosenmann
The historian says that technology won't make you smarter necessarily
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