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A mixed message to vets: Veterans groups weren’t invited to Trump’s first VA “listening session”
Sophia Tesfaye
Groups like American Legion and Disabled American Veterans were surprised to hear of Tuesday's White House meeting
President Trump once again says he has no connections to Russia or Putin, negating what he’s said about them before
Matthew Rozsa
The president is denying things that he's said [Updated]
China is looking to Jared and Ivanka – not the State Department – to get through to the president
Matthew Rozsa
President Trump's hostile rhetoric on China may be no match for the massive power of Javanka
Rep. Sean Duffy says “there’s a difference” between ISIS-inspired attacks and Canadian mosque shooting
Taylor Link
GOP congressman Sean Duffy wonders why the media didn't handle persecution of Trump fans
Secret money is fueling pro-Betsy DeVos ad campaigns
Carrie Levine
Conservative groups making final push to save Trump's education secretary pick
Corporate executives: Your constituents are watching
Daniel Korschun
Staying politically neutral is more dangerous for companies than they might think
Republicans have invented a delusional storyline about protests around the country
Jonah Allon
The notion of paid protesters, activists from the far left is "an article of faith" among right wing commentators
Conservative Christians are divided on Trump’s stance on refugees — but they can be convinced
Lyman Stone
If Donald Trump's travel ban goes forward, who else in the GOP will stand up for immigrants and refugees?
Making a run: GOP millennials eye opportunities in local elections following Trump model
Maegan Carberry
For millennial politicos, having a pristine public image or being a career politician is no longer part of the plan
For indigenous communities, fish is more than food
Yoshitaka Ota, Andrés Cisneros-Montemayor
Indigenous peoples’ relationships with the sea play an important role in maintaining their identities
The Latest: 500 migrants on way to Europe rescued off Libya
The Associated Press
“A day without women”: Women’s March group announces plan to hold a general strike
Taylor Link
The Trump administration is on notice that a strike of unprecedented proportion is coming
Supreme Court pick meets with Dems as GOP applies pressure
Mary Clare Jalonick
Republicans and conservative groups step up their campaign, while Supreme Court nominee courted two Senate Dems
6 things Steve Bannon has declared war on
Kali Holloway
Bannon's the man with the power in the White House. But he has a long list of things he hates
VoteVets calls out President Trump by name in new ad: “You want to be a legitimate president? Then act like one”
Matthew Rozsa
The ad blasted Trump for his actions on immigration and health care
Bizarre GOP infighting over federal lands: Some conservatives think land grabbers are going too far
Amanda Marcotte
Plenty of right-wingers want to sell off the wilderness, but they're getting opposition from unexpected corners
Unions at lowest levels in decades: To gain power, we must stop following the rules
Shaun Richman
Union members are now just 10.7 percent of the overall workforce and only 6.7 percent of the private sector
President Trump does not have a concrete governing strategy
Julie Pace
On foreign policy, Trump is still speaking in his campaign language
Last exit to romance: The strange alchemy of LGBTQ romance and the books that give us hope
Emily Jordan
A gay romance author dishes pop culture, happy endings and the magical power of dark days
The radical possibility of a song a day
Max Cea
Donald Trump might be the reason you find your next favorite artist
Chasing cyber-leads: An ethical hacker explains how to track down the bad guys
Timothy Summers
Sometimes the hacker is a country, and pointing fingers between world superpowers is always a dangerous game
Ketchup or PFAS with those fries? Researchers raise concerns about chemicals in fast food packaging
Paul Feldman
As if cheeseburgers, fries and microwave popcorn weren’t enough of a dietary worry, now you have another concern
Promised land: Under Trump, the religious right is back, big league, and stronger than ever
Adele Stan
Evangelicals' alignment with Trump shows their affinity for power over morality
As Democrats turn their attention to 2018, getting “marginal voters” to turn out will be crucial
Sean McElwee
Winning the House is not out of reach, but only if Democrats can mobilize voters who usually ignore the midterms
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