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At least four kinds of terrorism target our grandchildren — none are what Donald Trump would have you think
Paul Buchheit
The forces that swept a narcissistic misogynist into office are gunning for us all
A blow against net neutrality: AT&T’s DirecTV Now service could trigger a sponsored-data arms race
Angelo Young
The telecom giant's "zero rating" for streaming content it owns could signal the end of a level playing field
Trump speaks directly with Taiwan’s leader, irking China
Gillian Wong, Johnson Lai
Obamacare architect Ezekiel Emanuel: Donald Trump has an opportunity “to do enormous good” — or to create “chaos”
Cody Cain
Obama's healthcare adviser says the ACA has been a success — and, believe it or not, Trump could make it better
Trump’s troubling tweet: He would almost certainly be violating the Constitution if he continues to own his businesses
Richard Tofel
The Emoluments Clause is clear; it all goes back to a diamond-encrusted snuffbox Ben Franklin got from Louis XVI
Legal and still a crime: Abortion laws to watch out for in Trump’s America
Eesha Pandit
The Supreme Court may not strike down Roe v. Wade, but abortion foes have other ways to criminalize pregnancy
Identity politics vs. populist economics? It’s a false choice – liberals need to look in the mirror
Conor Lynch
Economic justice and civil rights are not separate; the issue isn't "identity politics" but liberalism's failures
No more reader-in-chief: After Obama, Trump the nonreader amounts a real national loss
Jason Kyle Howard
It's not just Obama — JFK, Nixon, even George W. Bush valued books. We all lose when the president isn't a reader
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interests: He’s not really going to leave his business
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump stands to make good money as president
How will Nov. 9 be remembered in the annals of American history?
Tom Engelhardt
The United States is entering a new age. What the impact is remains to be seen
Half Windsor, all fiasco: Trump’s necktie-gate may undermine his statesmanlike gravitas
Simon Maloy
If Donald Trump can't find a better solution for keeping his tie in place, he could end up embarrassing America
Ted Cruz’s campaign admits offering Donald Trump material support during GOP primary
Sophia Tesfaye
Cruz's former campaign manager admits he gave Trump's campaign access to crucial polling data in New Hampshire
Donald Trump’s transition team balks at call for nominees’ tax returns
Mary Clare Jalonick, Matthew Daly
Calling it a "PR stunt," Trump's team doesn't want his nominees to be scruitinized
5 things to know about James Mattis, Trump’s defense secretary pick
Grace Guarnieri
The "General's General" made Trump change his mind about waterboarding
Corey Lewandowski wants New York Times editor jailed for publishing Donald Trump’s tax returns
Matthew Rozsa
Want to know how the Trump White House will treat journalists? Here's a sign
Republicans have the solution for the post-Obamacare repeal crisis: Bailouts!
Matthew Rozsa
Faced with the problem of a giant crater in the health insurance marketplace, the GOP wants to throw money into it
GOP voters suddenly less enthusiastic about repeal of Obamacare since election of Donald Trump
Sophia Tesfaye
Republican support for a complete repeal of the health care law has plummeted double digits since Trump won
“I would rather lose than win the way you guys did”: Former Hillary Clinton staffer erupts during Harvard roundtable
Brendan Gauthier
Clinton communications director Jennifer Palmieri and Kellyanne Conway sparred about the alt-right in the elections
Mike Pence abandons Reaganomics: “The free market has been sorting it out and America’s been losing”
Taylor Link
In an interview with The New York Times, the leaders of the GOP reveal a shift away from free-market capitalism
Chris Christie wants to be in charge of Republicans as RNC chair
Matthew Rozsa
His first choice — leading the party as president — didn't go over well
Bernie Sanders slams House Republicans for tweeting Breitbart article denying climate change from official government account
Sophia Tesfaye
The Republican-led House Committee on Science used its official Twitter account to spread right-wing misinformation
Donald Trump’s lawyers file objection to Michigan recount: “Jill Stein’s 1 percent temper tantrum cannot go unchecked”
Matthew Rozsa
"Stein is not an aggrieved candidate," the president-elect's counsel argued, because "she cannot possibly win"
Donald Trump’s surrogates are fighting a war on the truth: “There’s no such thing, unfortunately, anymore as facts”
Matthew Rozsa
"Everybody has a way of interpreting them to be the truth or not truth," said Trump surrogate Scottie Nell Hughes
Jill Stein spoiled the 2016 election for Hillary Clinton
Matthew Rozsa
Jill Stein's voters in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin helped Donald Trump win the White House
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