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Pulitzer-winning reporter David Cay Johnston: “The evidence suggests Trump is a traitor”
Chauncey DeVega
Investigative reporter who has covered Trump for 30 years dares to imagine impeachment — and President Nancy Pelosi
Here’s what James Comey and Donald Trump have in common: Immense and damaging hubris
Heather Digby Parton
Both the damaged, corrupt president and the sanctimonious former FBI chief think they're smarter than everyone else
Trump thinks any attack on him is an attack on America: Isn’t that the definition of a fascist?
Chauncey DeVega
Trump calls FBI raid on Michael Cohen "an attack on our country." Because democracy is a buzzkill for tyrants
Donald Trump: A perfect Republican
Alexei Bayer
Trump embodies many of the nasty trends that have long moved the Republicans away from the path of political virtue
The right’s Parkland problem: A symptom of authoritarian parenting
Chauncey DeVega
Conservatives see the Parkland students as disrespectful and dangerous — and those feelings stem from primal fears
“A triumph of collective narcissism”: How Trump unleashed forbidden desires
Chauncey DeVega
Therapist Elizabeth Mika: Trump embodies hidden yearnings "that people do not necessarily want to admit"
Cake fails and the rebirth of expertise: The subversive catharsis of Netflix’s “Nailed It!”
Erin Keane
The Food Network sold us the lie that anyone should be able to cook like a pro. "Nailed It!" is our revenge
Why is Trump fixated on women who remind him of his daughter?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The real object of Trump's obsession is clear, when you take a step back
Trump voters are selfish: They love him because they identify with him
Chauncey DeVega
New psychological research: Trump's voters were not confused or deluded. They knew what they wanted, and got it
Trump and his supporters: A dangerous cycle of “collective narcissism”
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's Pennsylvania rally offered greatest hits and a preview of his 2020 campaign. It could be uglier than ever
Mass shooters: Part of a larger epidemic of white male rage
Amanda Marcotte
Mass shooters grow in the same soil as alt-right trolls: A mass of entitlement and rage, nurtured by the far right
Is Donald Trump a cult leader? Expert says he “fits the stereotypical profile”
Chauncey DeVega
Mind control expert Steven Hassan says a cult leader "wants everyone to merge into their definition of reality"
Robert Reich: Why the common good disappeared (and how we get it back)
Robert Reich
Americans' trust in things is disappearing. And it's easy to see why.
If you’re blushing, you’re still human: Why you should lean in to your embarrassment
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to "Cringeworthy" author Melissa Dahl about the benefits of mortification
Terror victims Donald Trump won’t talk about: Americans killed by the “alt-right”
Chauncey DeVega
White supremacists have killed 43 people and injured dozens more in the last four years. From the GOP: crickets
Trump’s military parade: Straight out of the fascist playbook
Chauncey DeVega
Trump is right: Nothing embodies an aspiring despot's power like a display of military might. His fans will love it
Dangerous Donald and the Doomsday Clock: Trump’s derangement could yet kill us all
Conor Lynch
Trump passed a cognitive test. Why are we not reassured, and why did that clock click a little closer to the end?
Trump voters overwhelmingly agree: Their man is a “stable genius”
Chauncey DeVega
Most Republicans remain dazzled by Trump's brilliance, but the absurdity of that belief hints at darker things
Mental health professionals adopt Russian meddlers’ tactics to remove Trump from office
Jessica Klein
Duty to Warn is fighting fire and fury with fire and fury. These are its members and their 2018 plans
“Executive time” and white privilege: Our laziest president and an ugly stereotype
Chauncey DeVega
Zoned out on Fox News and Mickey D's, Trump still believes Obama was lazy and he's a dynamic man of action
Trump’s mental health issues — and fitness for office — can no longer be avoided
Chauncey DeVega
I've been covering Trump's deranged, unstable condition for two years. Now everybody's talking about it
Donald Trump is forging an America as greedy, deceitful and cruel as its President
Jacob Sugarman
With the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, he has remade the country in his own repugnant image
Looking back at 2017: A shape-shifting year that promises big change ahead
Paul Rosenberg
Trump dominated the news, but from the Women's March to Charlottesville to #MeToo, activists struck the sparks
“32 Pills: My Sister’s Suicide,” creator Hope Litoff on the personal costs of art and suicide
Tom Roston
The power and cost of art is the heart of a documentary exploring one journey, including relapse, through grief
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