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Pals again? Donald Trump says he got a “nice letter” from Kim Jong-un
Matthew Rozsa
Trump touts the letter along with North Korea's apparent return of U.S. military remains from Korean War
Hate spreads in Trump’s America: “We need to root out white supremacy just like the cancer it is”
Chauncey DeVega
Salon talks to Arjun Singh Sethi about helping hate crime victims speak out in his new book "American Hate"
Casino Diplomacy: The Trump game that everyone loses
Robert Huish
Trump ignores North Korea's human rights abuses for the sake of business
Dan Rather believes the president is culpable if violence against the press ensues
Sarah K. Burris
At a Tampa, Florida Trump rally, Trump supporters surrounded reporter Jim Acosta while screaming "CNN sucks"
Pope Francis declares death penalty unacceptable: New effort to refocus scandal-plagued church?
Matthew Rozsa
Pope calls for worldwide abolition of death penalty as Catholic Church reels from widening abuse scandal
Ivanka Trump’s only store turned into a Trump-branded shop overnight
Rachel Leah
Ivanka's brand was scrubbed from the location and her merchandise replaced with Trump goods
Donald Trump escalates trade war with China: His base may suffer
Matthew Rozsa
Asia's economy, as well as America's — especially the Trump base — will be hit by president's erratic trade policy
Are white people ready to bail on democracy? These researchers say the danger is real
Chauncey DeVega
Steven Miller and Nicholas Davis on the research linking racial intolerance to a longing for authoritarian rule
Remember Kris Kobach? Trump’s “voter fraud” hunter is just part of the big right-wing grift
Amanda Marcotte
Like his buddy Donald Trump, Kobach realized he could strike gold in the grand con game of conservative politics
On the disturbing return of black lung
Sarah Lahm
Trump wants to bring back the coal industry — at the cost of human health
Trump’s matter-of-fact fascism
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Like a dictator, Trump exercises power only with money and fear
Meghan McCain has already had a meltdown about the alleged “war on Christmas,” and it is only August
Rachel Leah
"I think the war on Christmas is a real thing that’s going on in our culture," she insisted Wednesday on "The View"
Sarah Sanders’ Trumpian defense of potential obstruction: “It’s not an order,” it’s his “opinion”
Matthew Rozsa
Sarah Huckabee Sanders denies that Trump has done anything wrong in tweeting that Jeff Sessions end Mueller's probe
Granny caravan goes after Trump’s family separation policy, hundreds travel to U.S.-Mexico border
Shira Tarlo
Grandmother protesting President Trump tells Salon: "Aging may have slowed me down, but it hasn’t shut me up"
Is Rudy Giuliani truly a bumbling idiot? Maybe — or he’s an effective agent of chaos
Jared Yates Sexton
Giuliani's TV appearances fit into a larger pattern: Trump controls the narrative through constant overload
Will this trade war be Donald Trump’s political Waterloo?
William Rivers Pitt
I’m no economist, but I can read a map, and there looks to be a big blue wave coming in November
Trump’s circus targets CNN: Eric and Don Jr. incite supporters to gang up on Jim Acosta
Matthew Rozsa
The Trumps and Sean Hannity are openly supporting a pro-Trump crowd's attacks on CNN reporter Jim Acosta
Morning Joe: Trump’s attacks on the press show he knows he’s in deep trouble
Brad Reed
‘More really bad news is coming’ Joe Scarborough says, after Trump bashes the press at a political rally
Trump convinces cheering crowd they need ID to buy groceries
Cody Fenwick
Any other politician would be ridiculed for days for such a claim, which obviously just not true
Stephen Colbert mocks Trump’s “No collusion!” cries: “It’s like his ‘Aloha'”
Rachel Leah
Donald Trump has repeated "no collusion" over and over again. But now he's changing his tune
Donald Trump vs. the Koch brothers: A major rift — or a stunt staged by Steve Bannon?
Heather Digby Parton
Steve Bannon is back, almost — and is likely pulling Trump's strings in his supposed feud with the Koch brothers
White Americans support welfare programs — but only for themselves, says new research
Chauncey DeVega
New study shows white Americans love government support programs — that is, if they're the beneficiaries
Stephen Colbert predicts another White House excuse
Sarah K. Burris
Stephen Colbert foresees next Trump defense from Rudy Giuliani: ‘Collusion’s a crime, but it’s just a little crime’
Vice President of the Trump Plaza Casino thought president bugged his office
Sarah K. Burris
The casino exec set up regular surveillance checks in his office because ‘red flags’ made him fear the president
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