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Nate Silver, Harry Reid agree: Hillary Clinton isn’t president because of James Comey’s letters
Matthew Rozsa
Nate Silver and Harry Reid both believe that James Comey, the FBI director, threw the election to Trump
Rand Paul says he’ll vote against John Bolton in committee: “I’m an automatic no on Bolton”
Taylor Link
Donald Trump's choice for No. 2 in the State Department is going to have an uphill battle for confirmation
Donald Trump’s Russian hacking denials ignore the fact that he asked Russia to hack Hillary Clinton
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump's comments about hacking and the intelligence community don't mesh with things he actually said
Paul Krugman: Donald Trump is the “Siberian candidate”
Janet Allon
Krugman lays bare the horrors of this tainted election
Donald Trump: “Nobody really knows” if climate change is real
Brendan Gauthier
Not a huge surprise coming from the guy who tweeted that global warming "was created by and for the Chinese"
Hamilton Electors determined to make sure “world’s worst cyberattack doesn’t hit its mark”
Matthew Rozsa
The rogue electors who are taking one last shot at stopping Trump are pointing to the Russian hacks
Carl Bernstein: Donald Trump “thrives in a fact-free environment”
AP Staff
The legendary Watergate reporter came out hard against the president-elect
John Bolton, rumored to be deputy secretary of state candidate, calls Russia’s hacking a “false flag” operation
Matthew Rozsa
John Bolton, who will likely be in Trump's state department, doesn't believe the Russia hacking happened
China has “serious concerns” about Donald Trump’s phone call with Taiwan
Matthew Rozsa
President-elect Trump may have upended more than 40 years of American foreign policy before even taking office
Spy vs. spy: The CIA says Russia hacked the election to help Trump — and we know the FBI did
Heather Digby Parton
We may never know if Russia's meddling elected Donald Trump but we're pretty sure James Comey's letter did
Donald Trump’s rumored secretary of state pick, Rex Tillerson, has very close ties to Russia
Matthew Rozsa
Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson has a long history of being friendly toward Russia, which may be bad in a sec of state
Science, reason and decency all under threat: 5 nightmarish things Donald Trump did just last week
Janet Allon
The mind reels with the mounting horrors and the sheer pace at which they come
North Carolina’s season of hate is over: It’s time to repeal the state’s anti-LGBT law
Nico Lang
North Carolina’s new governor-elect, Roy Cooper, is preparing to stop LGBT discrimination in his state
“It’s clear the Russians interfered”: John McCain, Lindsey Graham join top Republicans in call for Russia hacking investigation
Matthew Rozsa
Trump may say he's a "smart person," but his denial about the alleged Russian hacking of the DNC suggests otherwise
Republicans worry that repealing Obamacare will lead to a cliff
Alan Fram
The GOP fears angry voters will turn against them if they repeal health care without an adequate replacement
This is how you stop jobs from leaving American soil: A game plan to fight outsourcing
Les Leopold
This is a golden moment to build a massive anti-Wall Street "Stop the Outsourcing" movement
Did Russia hack the election? Trump doesn’t care — and the peril grows
Gary Legum
Trump doesn't believe Putin hacked the election — worse still, he doesn't give a crap. Grave danger lies ahead
Donald Trump’s disaster tariff plan: Remember the Great Depression? We can’t let history repeat itself
Carrie Sheffield
The ripple effect from the shock of Trump’s proposed trade sanctions could be a disaster for the middle class
Donald Trump’s pick for secretary of the interior, who could open up lands for drilling, is a climate change denier
Bobby Magill
Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers is also an ardent opponent regulations on greenhouse gas emissions
10 things to know for Monday: be informed in the office coffee break room
AP Staff
Donald Trump has dismissed the CIA's Russian hacking assessment, and other news you need to know.
For all his threats, Trump is seen by businesses as key ally
Josh Boak
"I actually love calling these companies," Trump says of American businesses he pledged to help
California takes charge: Democrats’ domination may save climate program
John Upton
Sacramento may take over as the nation’s leader in the fight against global warming
So much for hope: “South Park” abandons serialization, apparently all really is lost
Max Cea
The National Anthem, Trump, SpaceX, trolling. "South Park" took all we had to give; it might have broken them
From the “Battle in Seattle” to Donald Trump: Remember when the anti-globalists were left-wing radicals?
Paul Rosenberg
There has long been a current of popular resistance to capitalist globalization — and it used to be on the left
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