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Trump’s troubling tweet: He would almost certainly be violating the Constitution if he continues to own his businesses
Richard Tofel
The Emoluments Clause is clear; it all goes back to a diamond-encrusted snuffbox Ben Franklin got from Louis XVI
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interests: He’s not really going to leave his business
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump stands to make good money as president
Mike Pence abandons Reaganomics: “The free market has been sorting it out and America’s been losing”
Taylor Link
In an interview with The New York Times, the leaders of the GOP reveal a shift away from free-market capitalism
Donald Trump voter who lost her home to new Treasury pick Steven Mnuchin has “no faith in our government anymore”
Josh Boak, Jeff Horwtiz
"They all promise you the world at the end of a stick and take it away once they get in," Teena Colebrook says
Leading DNC chair candidate Keith Ellison blasted for “disqualifying” remarks about Israel
Matthew Sheffield
Comments from 2010, dredged up by fringe anti-Muslim activist, lead Jewish group to turn on progressive congressman
Donald Trump’s election is the death of America’s labor unions
Raymond Hogler
Labor unions have been undergoing a long, slow decline. They may have reached an unfortunate milepost
Congress just killed legislation allowing LGBT workers to be fired — but anti-gay discrimination under Trump is here to stay
Nico Lang
The Russell Amendment is dead, but threats from an incoming administration most notable for intolerance are real
BULLSH**TER OF THE DAY: Bill O’Reilly, for forgetting that immigrants might possibly have jobs
Mireia Triguero Roura
The Fox News host gives it up for the working folks of Indiana, all of whom apparently came over on the Mayflower
Skipping school: Faithless electors are planning their protest votes against Donald Trump
Matthew Rozsa
Calling themselves "Hamilton electors," organizers plan to vote against Donald Trump
North Carolina’s Pat McCrory may have just been thrown a lifeline, but he’s already lost the governorship
Sophia Tesfaye
Republican election officials order a partial recount as Democratic challenger Roy Cooper's lead grows to 10,000
WATCH: CNN anchor debunks Fox report in which Donald Trump voter repeats fraud myth
Sophia Tesfaye
CNN's Alysin Camerota did a literal facepalm after 1 Trump voter falsely cited 3 million illegal votes
Donald Trump’s scariest pick so far? Right-wing fruitcake Michael Flynn as national security adviser
Heather Digby Parton
Beyond making hateful comments on Islam, Michael Flynn subscribes to a whole range of terrifying far-right theories
EPA plans to keep strict gas mileage standards in place
Tom Krisher, Dee-ann Durbin
New cars will still have to average 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025
Shepard Fairey on street art: “It has the ability to reach people who are not a captive audience”
Scott Timberg
The artist talks about a new book about a New York street-art event, Obama and fighting corporate control
Donald Trump’s cabinet offers a glimpse into the future of the climate
Brian Kahn
A breakdown of Trump's cabinet picks suggest that the climate will be an afterthought in the new administration
Tom Price, Donald Trump’s Health and Human Services pick, worried about the “fiscal impact” of gay rights legislation
Matthew Rozsa
Price may have a new way to discriminate against the LGBTQ community
GOP’s Obamacare trouble: “Repeal and replace” turns out to be tougher than it sounds
Simon Maloy
Kevin McCarthy wants to play a risky game with Obamacare repeal, using a political logic that has repeatedy failed
Donald Trump’s administration could be planning a witch hunt against “political Islam”
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump's team could lean on Frank Gaffney, a former Pentagon officer who thinks Muslim agents are everywhere
Inauguration donors will have a VIP experience when Donald Trump is sworn into office
Carrie Levine
The populist president-elect is offering donation packages for seven figure contributions
Wilbur Ross, considered “king of bankruptcy,” named commerce secretary
Josh Boak
Ross, who has a $100 million art collection, will be in charge representing U.S. businesses
Donald Trump selects Goldman Sachs alum Steve Mnuchin, his top fund-raiser, to be Treasury secretary
Martin Crutsinger, Julie Bykowicz, Julie Pace
The swamp gets a bit murkier, adding a Goldman Sachs alum who was his top fundraiser
Parks and restoration: How President Donald Trump could spell disaster for America’s national parks
Bobby Magill
Federal lands take up more landmass than California, Texas and Alaska combined. They're in danger now
Inside Donald Trump’s tower, where it’s open to the public, but guarded like a future president lives there
Nick Turse
A journey to the president-elect's private "public" park
“It is a terrorist attack”: Former NYPD investigator discusses Ohio State attack, lone wolf terrorism
Peter Cooper
Thomas Ruskin, former NYPD detective investigator, joins Salon to discuss the state of terrorism since 9/11
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