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Why celebrate the New Year? Under President Trump, 2017 could be even worse
Conor Lynch
Signs of hope may be visible in the distance, but odds are the New Year will be even more harrowing
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: Trump’s getting what he wants at Mar-a-Lago
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's conflicts of interest include revelations about the Trump Foundation, Mar-a-Lago, and more
Down the rabbit hole: Government’s first report on Russia and DNC is woefully inadequate
Matthew Sheffield
Supposed FBI/DHS hack analysis is old, muddled info, plus nine pages of security tips. We need more than this
The ballad of Bristol and Ivanka: Does Sarah Palin’s eldest daughter want to be BFFs with Trump’s? An investigation
Erin Keane
Bristol's online musings suggest a desire to be the Gretchen Weiners to Ivanka's Regina George. How likely is it?
Don’t blame Jon Stewart for Donald Trump: Comedy Central didn’t make America fall for “fake news” and “post-truth”
Sophia A. McClennen
The latest twist on the 2016 blame game has Stewart and Colbert paving the way for Trump. What about Fox News?
No immigration for 50 years? White nationalist leader unloads 5 of his most horrifying hopes for America
Alexandra Rosenmann
Jared Taylor spoke with the Young Turk's Eric Byler at a recent conference — and it was interesting
Donald Trump praises Vladimir Putin as “smart” for delayed response, as Russian Embassy in UK gloats about “victory”
Matthew Rozsa
For a man who claims to not be in bed with the Russians, Trump is a lot nicer to them than to American intelligence
Rudy Giuliani insists President Obama’s sanctions against Russia are “petty little actions”
Matthew Rozsa
The former New York City mayor doesn't think Obama's actions will do much
The presidential portrait power list: Ranking the past 20 presidents’ C-SPAN portraits
Jeremy Binckes
This isn't about how they've govern. It's all about how they look
Donald Trump’s press team would rather not talk about the Russia hacking situation
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's advisers continue to downplay or deny Russia's alleged hacking of the 2016 presidential election
Mormon Tabernacle Choir singer resigns so she doesn’t have to perform for Donald Trump: “I could never ‘throw roses to Hitler.’ And I certainly could never sing for him.”
Taylor Link
A singer quit the famous band, saying that she could "never 'throw roses to Hitler'" and "could never sing for him"
Amanda Palmer’s rose-colored glasses: Don’t bet on Donald Trump making “punk rock great again”
Scott Timberg
Sure, art can flourish in "dark times." But in the last 100 years, liberalism and a stable middle class helped more
Speaking, not acting: Russia memes, but doesn’t yet retaliate against U.S. after its diplomats were expelled
Taylor Link
Vladimir Putin postured on his response to the new sanctions while a Russian embassy evoked the Cold War in tweet
Sarah Palin wants America to be “unshackled” from the UN
Matthew Rozsa
The former half-term Alaska governor wants America to pull out of the United Nations
Kellyanne Conway: President Obama is trying to “box in” Donald Trump with Russia sanctions
Matthew Rozsa
Obama's sanctions against Russia were a political game-changer for the GOP president and congress
The biggest story of 2016: James Comey was Donald Trump’s MVP — most valuable politician
Heather Digby Parton
Comey crossed a line previously uncrossed by law enforcement, and changed the outcome of a presidential race
Donald Trump, the substitute teacher of American presidents
D. Watkins
A glimpse of the four years to come, in which chaos reigns and nothing of any substance gets done
Conservative blogger Erick Erickson incensed that Donald Trump will allow “heretic” to pray at inauguration
Matthew Sheffield
Former Red State editor more upset at Paula White's views of Christian trinity than her "prosperity gospel" sleaze
Last chance for Palestinians: The Paris summit could be the final hope for peace before Donald Trump takes office
Mohammed Daraghmeh
Palestinians hope a strong international endorsement will insulate them from the Trump-Netanyahu alliance
President Obama warns Russia after announcing sanctions: “Such activities have consequences”
Josh Lederman, Tami Abdollah
Obama said the U.S. could take further, covert action — a reference to a counterstrike the U.S. has considered
WATCH: Glenn Greenwald, Tucker Carlson share skepticism over Russian hacking story
Taylor Link
Greenwald and Carlson's detente of doubt dubbed "one of the great meetings of journalistic minds" by critic
Kerry vs. Netanyahu: For a liberal Zionist, the death of the “two-state solution” is deeply painful
Gary Legum
With Obama leaving office and a rising nationalism sweeping the globe, the two-state solution is gone for good
Too much, or not enough? Republicans offer scattershot response to Obama’s Russia sanctions
Taylor Link
Thanks, Obama! Republican lawmakers and staffers point fingers everywhere except Donald Trump and the GOP
Robert Reich: 7 things Obama should do before handing over the White House keys
Robert Reich
In reality, I think President Obama has been too cooperative with Donald Trump
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