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Donald Trump to pick Tom Price, who wants to kill Affordable Health Care Act, to lead Health and Human Services
Matthew Rozsa
Behold Donald Trump's latest step in destroying the social safety net
Donald Trump’s rollback of President Obama’s climate agenda may prove challenging
Michael Biesecker
Donald Trump wants to get rid of the EPA and restore coal mining jobs. That's not as easy as it sounds
Capitulation nation: Steve Bannon’s media rehabilitation shows the press is surrendering without a fight
Gary Legum
Bannon is being dangerously normalized by The Boston Globe and New York Times, who call thia probing journalism
You say “racist,” I say “white supremacist”: Sorry, Kevin Drum, “white supremacy” is a fact — not a “fad”
Chauncey DeVega
"Whitesplaining" in Mother Jones, Drum shows a dangerously shallow understanding of racial attitudes and politics
Reporting in the new reality: Journalists need to adapt to reporting on Donald Trump
Eric Umansky
How are reporters going to cover the next administration?
Fearing the backlash: Young immigrants who came forward now worried about future
Alicia A. Caldwell
The DREAMers, who spoke out about wanting to stay in this country, are worried about a Donald Trump administration
David Petraeus, who mishandled classified information, may become Donald Trump’s secretary of state
Taylor Link, Kevin Carlin
It seems 2016 loves irony
BULLSH**TER OF THE DAY: Rush Limbaugh, for setting us all straight on this whole fake news business
Mireia Triguero Roura
It's all just funny jokes! And we all know that liberals hate funny jokes
Space cowboy: Donald Trump told to leave the planet and given directions
Matthew Rozsa
The space industries have high hopes president-elect Trump will reinvigorate extraterrestrial exploration
Bernie Sanders doesn’t think people “were enthusiastic about the Clinton campaign”
Brendan Gauthier
He's not letting Hillary Clinton retreat into the woods without pinpointing her campaign failures
Donald Trump, who advocates closer ties to Vladimir Putin, says Cuba must improve its human rights
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump has some tough language for Cuba — if you ignore what's going on in Russia
Who will Donald Trump choose as secretary of state — and why?
Salon Staff
Each person under consideration has unique talents and experience
Forget Jill Stein’s recount! It’s yet another distraction from the deep structural problems that led to President Donald Trump
Amanda Marcotte
No deus ex machina will save us from you know who. Hope lies in the hard, unsexy work of political organizing
Breitbart News has an online poll about who should be Donald Trump’s next secretary of state
Brendan Gauthier
For the love of God, pick "Other"
Three lessons we learned about Steve Bannon from this weekend’s New York Times and Boston Globe profiles
Taylor Link
The Breitbart exec cites political propagandists as models, yet politics seems to be an afterthought
Kellyanne Conway: Donald Trump’s intelligence briefings are coming from “a number of sources”
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump's transition team is left scrambling to explain why the President-elect is behind on classified briefings
The NRA is getting ambitious now that Donald Trump has won: “This is our historic moment to go on offense”
Matthew Rozsa
The NRA helped Donald Trump get elected and has a wish list: guns everywhere
Plagued by infighting and “audience participation,” Donald Trump’s transition team is “The Apprentice” season 15
Brendan Gauthier
Newt Gingrich compared Trump's transition process to "an open apprenticeship," which seems perfect for governing
Donald Trump-supporting N.Y. congressman calls Mitt Romney “a self-serving, egomaniac”
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump's loyal followers are piling on the rumored secretary of state candidate who blasted Trump once
Donald Trump’s bogus claim he won the popular vote can be traced back to an Alex Jones-backed theory
Matthew Rozsa
Our president-elect is pushing out bogus conspiracies while bragging that he wont the popular vote (he didn't)
WATCH: Ted Cruz, who once called Donald Trump a liar, isn’t comfortable defending his comments
Matthew Rozsa
Ted Cruz is confronted by his own words, and tries to avoid the question
Kellyanne Conway doubles down on Mitt Romney criticism: Supporters would “feel betrayed”
Matthew Rozsa
As the Trump transition team tries to form a government, Kellyanne Conway keeps sniping from the sidelines
Fake news, real sleaze: Donald Trump isn’t president yet, but his dirty tricks outdo Nixon’s
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's lie about "millions" of illegal votes is a massive "ratf**king" out of the Nixon era and probably worse
Donald Trump is still facing concerns about white supremacists
Bill Barrow, Jonathan Lemire
Donald Trump hasn't denounced the people who are committing racist acts
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