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More than 100 Democrats in Congress sign letter demanding Trump fire Stephen Miller
Shira Tarlo
Move comes after leaked emails reveal Miller promoted white nationalist literature and conspiracy theories
Are Republicans preparing to cut Rudy Giuliani loose to save Trump?
Igor Derysh
Impeachment hearing questions took a sudden turn as GOP appears to put distance between Trump and his lawyer
Impeachment: Trump’s Ukraine extortion scheme comes clear — all roads lead to Putin
Amanda Marcotte
With the gaps filled in, Trump's plot to extort Ukraine into helping him rat-f**k Biden in 2020 becomes clear
Press Watch: What did the vice president know? Don’t fall for Mike Pence’s non-denial denials
Dan Froomkin
Gordon Sondland clearly implicated Pence in the Ukraine extortion scandal — and the veep's "denials" are ambiguous
Giuliani brags he’s still pushing for Ukraine to implicate Biden, even as Trump faces impeachment
Igor Derysh
"I was in contact with two [Ukrainian officials] today," Giuliani told Glenn Beck on Wednesday
Indicted Giuliani associate Lev Parnas helped Devin Nunes with investigations in Europe
Igor Derysh
Lev Parnas didn't just aid Giuliani's Ukraine escapades, he also helped Nunes, says his lawyer
Sanders becomes fastest presidential candidate in history to reach 4 million individual donations
Jake Johnson
"This is damn impressive," said progressive strategist Rebecca Katz.
Decoding Harris v. Gabbard, round 2: Democrats’ back-to-the-future Obama hunt continues
Andrew O'Hehir
After an explosive day in Washington, Democrats had a debate in Atlanta. Can they recreate 2008? Maybe not quite
The latest GOP defense of Trump evaporates with a whimper
Amanda Marcotte
In a evening hearing, Republican efforts to deny Trump withheld aid to Ukraine as part of extortion campaign fail
Tucker Carlson claims he didn’t use anti-Semitic trope despite suggesting Vindman has a dual loyalty
Matthew Rozsa
Accusing Jews of being disloyal to the countries where they reside is anti-Semitic. There is a long history of it
FBI seeks interview with Ukraine whistleblower: reports
Shira Tarlo
The whistleblower's complaint to the intelligence community set off the impeachment inquiry into President Trump
Using familiar defense, Trump claims not to “know” Sondland very well. Evidence suggests otherwise
Igor Derysh
Trump claims that Sondland's testimony exonerated him, even though the ambassador admitted to a “quid pro quo”
Pentagon confirms $35 million in aid still being withheld from Ukraine despite impeachment inquiry
Shira Tarlo
The White House's unusual decision to freeze millions in aid to Ukraine in July is central to the impeachment probe
“We followed the president’s orders”: Sondland gives up Trump — and everyone else
Amanda Marcotte
Former Trump loyalist Gordon Sondland rats out Trump and multiple senior White House officials in Ukraine scheme
Massive blow to Trump: Gordon Sondland pins Ukraine “quid pro quo” on president
Shira Tarlo
EU ambassador describes Ukraine "quid pro quo" to Congress: "Everyone was in the loop. ... The answer is yes"
“Nunes read the wrong opening statement”: GOP strategy flops as Sondland throws Trump under the bus
Igor Derysh
“Nunes' opening statement suggests GOP didn't know Sondland was flipping until the last minute," one reporter notes
Army steps up protection of Vindman as White House pushes talking points attacking service member
Igor Derysh
The Trump administration attempts to discredit Vindman, even though he still works at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Are Republicans even trying to defend Trump? Or just doing Vladimir Putin’s bidding?
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's Ukraine extortion scheme is now clear — but the entire Republican Party has become a Russian asset
Democratic candidates demand investigation into NBC’s “toxic culture” ahead of MSNBC debate
Igor Derysh
Given the dozens of "credible" allegations against Trump, Dems want party to take a stand on misconduct cover-ups
America’s arms sales addiction
William D. Hartung
The 50-year history of U.S. dominance of the Middle Eastern arms trade
Who is behind the right-wing Bolivian botnet?
Keith A. Spencer, Nicole Karlis
After a violent coup in Bolivia, Twitter bots tried to nudge Americans to the side of the Bolivian far-right
Even the Republican witnesses make Donald Trump look like a depraved criminal
Amanda Marcotte
GOP-called witnesses Kurt Volker and Tim Morrison portray Trump as a conspiracy theorist who must be controlled
Two prison guards tasked with monitoring Jeffrey Epstein charged after sex offender’s suicide
Matthew Rozsa
The two correctional officers are charged with making false records and conspiring to defraud the U.S.
Jim Jordan’s attacks on Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman at impeachment hearing badly backfire
Igor Derysh
Jordan and the GOP tried to raise doubts about Vindman's credibility and loyalty. The Army officer brought receipts
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