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“Not going to back down”: Vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says President Trump is committed to a “vaccine safety” commission
Sophia Tesfaye
The well-known anti-vaxxer and Robert De Niro have also offered $100,000 to anyone who can prove vaccine safety
Gini Thomas, wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, wants to lead a pro-Trump grassroots organization
Taylor Link
In an email chain, Ginni Thomas said she wanted to start a group that would counter the resistance from the left
GOP’s unsolved Obamacare dilemma: Inflict widespread pain or admit defeat?
Gary Legum
Congressional Republicans remain split: Ideologues want repeal at any cost, while leaders fear political blowback
Silencing the civil service: Republicans crack down on federal workers’ communication
Sophia Tesfaye
Fearing a Trump crackdown, some federal workers at the EPA turned to encryption apps to communicate
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls outrage over Trump’s snub of Jewish Holocaust victims “misplaced”
Taylor Link
When asked about anti-Semitism in the U.S., Trump instead talked about his Electoral College win
Hate groups increase for second consecutive year as Trump electrifies radical right
SPLC Staff
According to the SPLC's annual census of hate groups, the surge was led by a near-tripling of anti-Muslim groups
Former ambassadors say Donald Trump’s pick for Israel is unqualified
Richard Lardner
David Friedman has staked out "extreme, radical positions," which should disqualify him
Dems call for Attorney General Jeff Sessions to recuse himself from Russia probe
Richard Lardner
Justice Department regulations would prohibit Sessions to be involved in a probe of Trump, whom he's had ties to
Education Secretary DeVos pledges support for magnet schools
Maria Danilova
DeVos praised magnet schools for showing strong academic results, combating segregation and striving for equity
Trump goes full Nixon on law-and-order, vows “ruthless” war on drugs and crime
Phillip Smith
President Trump reverted to tough drug war oratory and backed it up with a series of executive orders
Opiate for the masses: In selecting a black woman to woo, “The Bachelorette” does something it should have done years ago
Melanie McFarland
Rachel Lindsay has become the first black Bachelorette in the show's 15-year history. Is it too late to care?
Andrew Puzder gets burnt: President Trump’s pick for labor secretary withdraws nomination
Sophia Tesfaye
Plagued by allegations of domestic abuse and the revelation that he had hired an undocumented worker, Puzder flees
A dangerous troll is now reporting from the White House
Media Matters
Gateway Pundit's new White House correspondent spent their first day flashing hate symbol from the briefing room
Corey Lewandowski claimed to have access to President Trump’s Twitter account
Taylor Link
Trump's former campaign manager reportedly told Facebook he has access, then denied reports
Donald Trump is allowing oil companies to conceal payments to foreign governments
Matthew Rozsa
The president managed to deal blows to ethical governance and oil regulation in one fell swoop
Stephen Miller fought “Islamofascism”: Trump aide founded controversial group in college
Taylor Link
The architect of the executive order targeting Muslim immigrants helped start the "Terrorism Awareness Project"
Politicians think they know better than scientists and it’s broadly dangerous
Elizabeth Suhay
Institutional challenges to scientific integrity and Trump’s willingness to disregard evidence has broad impacts
Lawsuit filed after immigration raids detain dreamer; immigrants with no criminal record arrested
Sophia Tesfaye
The Trump administration kicked off its far-reaching crackdown on undocumented immigrants over the weekend
Can journalists debunk Trump’s lies without amplifying them? It’s challenging but not impossible
Amanda Marcotte
Journalists must report on the administration's many falsehoods — and find a way to do so that won’t backfire
The Indivisible movement is fueling resistance to Trump
Karin Kamp
Indivisible wants to inspire progressive action with a "focus on local, defensive congressional advocacy"
Iowan law enforcement vote Republican, only to be outraged when they learn Republicans want to bust unions
Charlie May
Public law enforcement in Iowa face serious rollbacks on collective bargaining rights
Lies upon lies about Michael Flynn: The White House’s official explanation of the scandal makes no sense
Simon Maloy
Pretty much everyone involved in the spreading Michael Flynn scandal is telling easily disproved lies about it
Time is running out on American democracy, historian says
Kali Holloway
We may have a year or less, and it has happened to countries like us before, says a Yale professor
5 lessons for the Trump resistance from Betsy Devos’ contentious confirmation
Jefferson Morley
The success of DeVos’ opponents holds lessons for the burgeoning opposition to the Trump administration
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