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Jeff Sessions: I now recall that proposal for a Trump-Putin meeting I said didn’t happen
Charlie May
Sessions will be remembered for how selective his own memory is, which may deliver him a perjury charge
Is Trump trapped? He’s hemmed in by bad advice, with no way out
Heather Digby Parton
He'd love to fire Bob Mueller (and Jeff Sessions) but knows he can't. Outlandish Hillary theories won't save him
Manafort and the dominoes: Here’s why Donald Trump is losing sleep
Heather Digby Parton
In the Paul Manafort case, Mueller is digging into past financial crimes. For Donald Trump, that's very bad news
Do Democrats really need Wall Street?
Harvey J. Kaye
A former Democratic operative writes in The New York Times that the party needs to strengthen ties to Wall Street
The devil and Aunt Sis: Horror films and my Holiness childhood
Silas House
When I was 8, my parents thought cursing was a sin. They'd have died if they knew we were watching "The Exorcist"
Finding peace with your ghosts: Advice from a funeral director
Caleb Wilde
Humans find comfort in binaries — someone is either dead or alive — but some things exist in the in-between
The problem with Trump’s “madman” act with North Korea
Chauncey DeVega
National security expert Tom Nichols on why Trump needs to "stop making threats you're not going to fulfill"
The Catalan crisis: Is the contemporary nation-state in jeopardy?
Patrick Lawrence
Spain's clumsy government has made a difficult situation worse. That doesn't mean the nation should be dismembered
“You’re the one with the slaves in your family”
Gail Lukasik
I went looking for information on my mother's side of the family. My experience was eye-opening
For Trump, words are stupid things
Michael Winship
A book about Churchill and Orwell reminds us how potent skilled rhetoric can be
The Curious Case of “The David S. Pumpkins Halloween Special”
Melanie McFarland
What is it about that weird "Saturday Night Live" sketch that ignited the fervor of millions?
How racism became our zeitgeist
Priscilla Ward
One African-American woman considers the culture's obsession with race
Can you ever start over in the digital age?
Terence Mickey
The internet never forgets, we know. But there's a movement afoot fighting for the right to be forgotten
The news media’s challenge to cover our constant state of emergency
Todd Gitlin
For journalists, failure to disturb is failure at your job
“Stranger Things” and the sinister innocence of Reagan’s America
Kevin Smokler
Nostalgia isn't always a harmless enterprise, no matter how pleasurable it can be
We can’t let this guy control the national narrative
Bob Cesca
Donald Trump's only true goals are control and attention. Stop giving him what he craves, and he'll be powerless
Twenty-five years of the world on film
Kirsten Johnson
Cinematographer Kirsten Johnson discovers what it means to examine the world as she reflects on her profession
45*: The president who shouldn’t be
Chauncey DeVega
Under the flawed rules of our system, Donald Trump is the president. But his legitimacy is very much in question
Dumb and dumber: Trump’s foreign policy repeats decades of American mistakes
Patrick Lawrence
Trump's foreign policy is entirely incoherent. But it's just a stupider continuation of everything since 1945
One nation, in sickness and in health
Michael Winship
"Repeal and replace" has proven repeatedly to be a farce, focus on the hard work of true reform and get health care
Preyed upon by a Hollywood director
Ainsley McWha
If I had been older, or bolder, I would have stopped his game as soon as he started it
The coming election season will be the year of the lunatic voter
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Saying “macaca” got George Allen defeated in 2006. Today it would probably get him elected
On the eve of Richard Spencer’s rally, see when 20,000 Nazis took over Madison Square Garden
Jarrett Lyons
A slice of history, doomed to repeat itself
The unending state of emergency
Todd Gitlin
The shocks are not normal, and order will not be restored
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