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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
The worst of the backlash: Meryl Streep’s speech is everything that is wrong with Hollywood and liberals, according to conservatives
Taylor Link
Trump was not the only Republican who was offended by the speech. Many took to Twitter to criticize Meryl Streep
“The people’s president”: Hillary Clinton receives standing ovation at closing performance of “The Color Purple”
Matthew Rozsa
Unlike Mike Pence's "Hamilton" experience, audience and the cast alike celebrated Clinton's theater appearance
Like father-in-law, like son-in-law: Jared Kushner named senior adviser to Donald Trump after making deals with China-linked company
Taylor Link
Kushner's lawyers skirted an anti-nepotism law, after it came out he's doing business with a foreign firm
Still doesn’t deserve it: Donald Trump takes credit for Chrysler jobs decision made a year ago
Matthew Rozsa
The president-elect took to Twitter to again take credit for something he doesn't deserve
Kellyanne Conway wants people to look into Donald Trump’s “heart,” not “what’s come out of his mouth”
Matthew Rozsa
Kellyanne Conway doesn't want us to pay attention to Meryl Streep's speech — except she totally does
Kellyanne Conway deflects bigly: “Why isn’t Meryl Streep talking about those Chicago teens instead?”
Matthew Rozsa
The incoming counsel to the president-elect is using illogical racism in an attempt to defend her boss
Donald Trump’s Cabinet picks conduct “murder-board” sessions to prepare for rapid-fire confirmation hearings this week
Taylor Link
As Mitch McConnell trivializes concerns, Trump's nominees expect to face tough questions about ethics and milk
2017 Golden Globes: Viola Davis, Hugh Laurie among celebrities who hit Donald Trump, Republicans during ceremony
Matthew Rozsa
Meryl Streep, Hugh Laurie and Viola Davis all had harsh words for the president-elect
WATCH: Michael Moore calls for “100 days of resistance” starting with Donald Trump’s inauguration
Matthew Rozsa
The Michigan activist says "it’s important that everybody go there" to protest Trump's inauguration and beyond
Donald Trump cashed in on the right’s Putin man crush — but the yearning for a dictator has been there for years
Heather Digby Parton
Right-wing talk radio fell in love with Putin's manly shtick years ago — Trump just decided to play the role
Donald Trump slams “overrated” Meryl Streep after her epic Golden Globes speech
Matthew Rozsa
The president-elect is using his Twitter account to address a major priority — responding to Meryl Streep
Fallon flubs, Streep soars: The highs and lows of the Golden Globes
Melanie McFarland
Nearly sunk by an ineffectual host, this year's telecast will be remembered for Meryl Streep's outstanding speech
Donald Trump simply doesn’t get it: His vast egotism is doing serious damage to America
Gary Legum
Trump's oblivious denials on the Russia hack are delegitimizing his presidency before he even takes office
WATCH: Journalist April Ryan asserts race relations will begin a new chapter in the “post-Obama era”
Sharon Cohen, Deepti Hajela
Salon's Carrie Sheffield talks with April Ryan, "At Mama's Knee" author, about evolving notions of race in the U.S.
Unexpected dangers lurk for drivers as cars go high-tech
Angelo Young
As automakers pile more microchips into modern vehicles, they can overlook an important factor: the human one
Public office, private graft: Protests stopped the predators — but they will be back very soon
Michael Winship, Bill Moyers
The public outcry after the GOP tried to quash an ethics watchdog is the kind of citizen action we need now
Robert Reich: 12 ways to disrupt Donald Trump’s first 100 days as president
Robert Reich
Our 100 days of resistance begins a sustained and powerful opposition
Bad times make great art: Worry less about the art and more about the artists
Adam Langer
So much of the great American art of the 20th century was funded by the government, don't expect help from Trump
Pussy Riot members, journalist Masha Gessen on the Putin-Trump bromance: “Shortest honeymoon in history”
Fernanda Eberstadt
Pussy Riot's Nadya Tolokonnikova, writer Masha Gessen and activist Hunter Heaney on the rise of America's autocrat
Obama’s farewell address belongs to a great democratic tradition — and is likely to expose the shallowness of his successor
Paul Rosenberg
There's nothing "unusual" about a farewell address — and if history is a guide, it may offer important warnings
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