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Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard met with Syria’s Assad during trip
Richard Lardner
Gabbard, a pro-Sanders Democrat, met with the country's controversial president accused of war crimes
Scientists are planning the next big Washington march
Brian Kahn
A group of researchers have proposed a March for Science, but it won’t be the first time scientists have protested
Park Service workers step up Twitter campaign against Trump
Matthew Daly
After climate-related tweets from Badlands National Park were deleted, other parks have tweeted in defiance
While Trump grabs headlines, Texas Republicans launch new wave of assaults on LGBT rights
Amanda Marcotte
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick sparks new "bathroom bill" and effort to curtail same-sex couples' rights in Houston
WATCH: Minnesota protesters erupt after Republicans pass bill to charge demonstrators for police overtime costs
Sophia Tesfaye
Chants of "shame, shame!" forced lawmakers to flee after voting for measure to sue "disruptive" protestors
The cost of pleasing Trump: Foxconn wouldn’t build a huge U.S. factory without taxpayers pitching in
Angelo Young
If the Taiwanese manufacturer wants to build a $7 billion facility, many states would be ready to subsidize it
Goldman Sachs will bring fundamental evil into the White House
Les Leopold
During the 2016 presidential campaigns, the Goldman Sachs brand continued to be politically toxic
The Orwellian nightmare of LGBT rights under Trump: How the new Department of Justice may promote discrimination
Nico Lang
What is Pat McCrory's white-shoe hatchet man on the bathroom bill going to do with the civil rights job at DOJ?
White House, Trump Organization name ethics advisers
Bernard Condon, Chad Day
Ethics experts question whether the in-house ethics monitors can be truly independent
Wyoming proposal would require utilities to use fossil fuels, fine for renewables
Mead Gruver
Wyoming is the nation's top coal-mining state, but favoring coal may not be such a good policy
Trump’s hiring freeze annoys unions — but could save billions for taxpayers and future generations
Carrie Sheffield
Liberals and unions are outraged, but limiting the power and privilege of public sector unions makes economic sense
WATCH: Trump signs executive orders for Keystone and Dakota Access, major concerns over conflicts of interest
Charlie May
President Trump signs executive orders to push forward pipeline projects, but faces serious conflicts of interest
Can Democrats appeal to all races? Internal dispute on race heats up in DNC contest
Matthew Sheffield
Energize voters of color or reach out to working-class whites? One leading candidate says it's a "false choice"
South Dakota Republicans’ “state of emergency” is a brazen political coup against anti-corruption law
Sophia Tesfaye
Sorry North Carolina GOP, Republicans in South Dakota may pull off the grandest political heist in the nation
FDA bans chemicals linked to antibiotic resistance from soap
Erica Hartmann
The FDA banned 19 chemicals from hand soaps, some of which cause hormone disruption and antibiotic resistance
North Carolina Republican proposes legislation that would ban people from yelling at lawmakers
Taylor Link
After video showed people harassing former North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory, a new law could limit political speech
Women’s March participants’ next steps: From 100 days of action to the return of “The Resurgent Left”
Sophia Tesfaye
Progressives mobilize to finally put their frustration to action in the age of Trump
Researchers tackle information avoidance and partisan divide
Lauren Griffin, Annie Neimand
Research suggests Americans are not only amidst a partisan divide, but they're avoiding information
Iraq is worried that Donald Trump says he may re-invade to take their oil
Taylor Link
The intelligence and foreign policy communities are worried about the implications and legality of Trump's idea
WATCH: Post-inauguration Women’s March shows “a future that is really going women’s way”
Catie Perry, Matthew Smith
Author Sallie Krawcheck on why we need diverse women protesting in the streets, in politics and in the workplace
Environment freeze-out: Trump administration imposes halt to EPA grants and contracts
Andrew Revkin, Jesse Eisinger
The Trump administration has imposed a freeze on grants and contracts by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
House Republicans tackle their first priority under Donald Trump: attacking abortion rights
Amanda Marcotte
Congressional Republicans get straight to work on a bill aimed at cutting off all insurance coverage for abortion
Skateboarding will roll into Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Neftalie Williams
Skateboarding now has a global platform to promote a cross-cultural community and shared values
White House opens door to cooperation with Russia in Syria
Robert Burns
With Trump in the White House, Moscow seems eager to draw the new administration into closer military cooperation
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