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That time Linda McMahon, incoming head of Small Business Administration, donated millions to Donald Trump’s efforts
Brendan Gauthier
Trump found himself a tag-team partner to take charge of a federal agency
Secretary of state candidate Dana Rohrabacher thinks Russia’s human rights violations are “baloney”
Matthew Rozsa
Rohrabacher attacked a Yahoo anchor who asked about Russia's country's poor human rights record
Robert Reich scolds Donald Trump: “This is bullying. This is not using the bully pulpit”
Matthew Rozsa
Reich had harsh words for the president-elect, which he delivered right at him
Michael Moore predicts Electoral College will deny Donald Trump: “He’s not president of the United States yet”
Brendan Gauthier
After correctly predicting the Rust Belt would decide the 2016 presidential election, Moore goes double or nothing
Donald Trump isn’t serious about giving up his business, will hand it off to his kids
Matthew Rozsa
If you thought the president-elect would do everything he could to avoid a conflict of interest, you were wrong
Donald Trump and Rodrigo Duterte, BFFs: Murderous Philippine strongman is who Trump would love to be
Heather Digby Parton
The Philippine president is fighting crime with ruthless, indiscriminate killing. Trump says that's the "right way"
Tom Cotton and Trey Gowdy vow vigilance over the Trump administration — no, seriously, stop laughing
Gary Legum
Whether it's defiance, stupidity or long-term political strategy, two GOP hard-liners swear they'll play tough
Donald Trump attacks Carrier union leader, blames employees for being laid off
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump picked a fight with yet another person who stood up to him, and blamed the victims for being laid off
A history of hate: How the alt-right became racist
Matthew Sheffield
What's now called the alt-right actually began as a conservative resistance — against George W. Bush
Trump’s Dreamer drivel: Saying “we’re going to work something out” is meaningless
Simon Maloy
Dreamers are under acute threat from a Donald Trump administration, and a few sympathetic words doesn't change that
What Democrats need to rebuild its winning coalition: Something old, something new
Sean Posey
The opposition party has to advance younger leaders and go back to its working-class roots
License to kill: Can any amount of evidence convict a white cop who shoots a black man?
Chauncey DeVega
Clear video evidence in the Walter Scott shooting wasn't enough; for black Americans this travesty is nothing new
BULLSH**TER OF THE DAY: Donald Trump, for downplaying his influence on a fractured nation
Mireia Triguero Roura
No word on whether Time Magazine will make the edits he suggested on their "Man of the Year" cover story
Sen. Chuck Schumer won’t work with Republicans if they want to kill Obamacare: “They broke it, they own it”
Taylor Link
Schumer said Democrats will not participate in replacement if the GOP pushes to gut health care
Donald Trump picked Oklahoma AG Scott Pruitt, a climate denier, to run the Environmental Protection Agency
Bobby Magill
Pruitt strongly opposed the Clean Power Plan and had fossil fuels lobbyists ghostwrite letters to the EPA
The tech industry and the media can share blame for creating Donald Trump
Damian Radcliffe
Trump presidency is — in part — a reflection of the status and evolution of the media and tech industries in 2016
Donald Trump’s economic plan is about picking winners and losers — and corporations are a bit worried
Brendan Gauthier
First Carrier, then Boeing — now any company that does anything risks enduring the president-elect's wrath
After Pearl Harbor: How was America’s role in the world shaped by the attack?
Peter Harris
The Pearl Harbor attack turned out to be one of the biggest moments in world history
Hospitals and insurers are dreading Trump’s promised repeal of Obamacare
Matthew Rozsa
Apparently suddenly ripping health insurance away from 22 million people might be a bad idea.
Destroying Roe v. Wade: Ohio’s “unconscionable” Heartbeat Bill is “designed to punish women”
Amanda Marcotte
The GOP's bill, which goes to the desk of Gov. Kasich, was the obsession of right-to-life activists in the state
Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad chosen by Donald Trump to be ambassador to China
Thomas Beaumont, Josh Boak
Branstad has close ties to China's president
Before they fired Michael Flynn Jr. over Pizzagate conspiracy theory, Donald Trump’s transition team wanted to give him security clearance
Matthew Rozsa
Michael G. Flynn was willing to lie about Pizzagate — and the Trump transition team is now lying about Flynn.
John Kasich’s blow to Hamilton Electors: Ohio governor says he doesn’t want to be written in
Steve Peoples, Andrew Welsh-huggins
"The election is over," Kasich said about people who wanted to vote for him instead
Ohio Republicans pass “heartbeat bill”: Ban on abortion 6 weeks after conception
Sophia Tesfaye
The strictest anti-abortion bill in the nation is awaiting Gov. John Kasich's signature
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