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The White House may have permitted a security breach when it let the Russian government take photographs
Matthew Rozsa
A Russian news site posted pictures of Trump meeting with Sergey Lavrov online, and White House staffers are livid
Why did Trump fire Comey? It’s a frantic effort to sidetrack us — and it won’t work
Heather Digby Parton
Does the president want to shut down the Russia probe or reopen the Clinton email investigation? Could be both
Despite their twisted fantasies, Republicans are nothing like Rocky or George Patton — they are political terrorists
Chauncey DeVega
Drawing inspiration from real and fictional American heroes, Republicans went out and fought a war — against us
The press still obsessed with Donald Trump’s voters, but they didn’t care about Obama’s
Eric Boehlert
The media double standard at play is monumental
Why #FireColbert played out differently than #CancelColbert
Max Cea
"Stephen Colbert" could get away with things Stephen Colbert just can't
Trump’s “religious liberty” executive order is meant to legalize anti-LGBT discrimination — and may be unconstitutional
Amanda Marcotte
New order will likely grant broad rights to refuse service or jobs to LGBT people or women who have had abortions
Don’t know much about history: A Donald Trump guide to reading things
Michael Winship
Trump thinks his intuition is better than knowledge of the past. That's dangerous for him and all the rest of us
10 signs Trump’s top Homeland Security cop wants to drag America into a paranoid apocalyptic police state
Steven Rosenfeld
Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly tells critics to change the law or "shut up"
The stain of anti-Semitism at the White House isn’t going away
Stosh Cotler, Simon Greer
Despite hiding behind his Jewish daughter and son-in-law, Trump is an asset to anti-Semitic movements and ideology
It’s fun to get “Wasted!” This food waste film doesn’t taste like spinach on your plate
Tom Roston
Salon talks to the directors of the new documentary about fighting food waste that features Anthony Bourdain
A display of unbelievable ignorance: In a real country with a real president, Trump’s AP interview would destroy him
Bob Cesca
Our president thinks the Pentagon is a company, terrorism was a recent invention and 9/11 was a ratings coup
Here’s the scariest part of Alex Jones’ “performance art” defense
Todd Gitlin
You shouldn't take him seriously, his lawyers say, even though the president does
Challenging the so-called “health” challenge: Our obsession with the “before” and “after” body transformation
JoAnna Novak
The photos are always side-by-side comparisons: one person who has decided to turn herself into someone new
Susan Rice was in the right, and Devin Nunes was oh so wrong: Report
Angelo Young
Members of both parties say there is no evidence that Susan Rice was spying on the Trump campaign
Trump’s new leaf: Shock and semi-awe
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump saves his own ass in a gilt foxhole at Mar-a-Lago
Don’t take “The Assignment”: Michelle Rodriguez plays a transgender assassin in the year’s worst movie so far
Nico Lang
With a constellation of bad choices available, the team behind this movie seems to have opted for all of the above
Open secret: Why Barry Manilow’s coming out still matters
Emily Jordan
Barry Manilow is out and on the cover of People and he's 73 years old and absolutely everybody has an opinion
Neil Gorsuch accused of plagiarizing from a 1984 law article in his 2006 book
Matthew Rozsa
Gorsuch's defenders say that the allegations are baseless, since he was simply repeating facts
Donald Trump doesn’t need allies in Asia: “If China is not going to solve North Korea, we will”
Jeremy Binckes
The president also told a complete falsehood about health care
Republicans’ health care disaster: It reveals they are in fact willing to blow themselves up politically
Steven Rosenfeld
Will they alienate their older white base as 2018 midterms loom?
Putin’s greatest success: We may never all agree on the truth behind Russiagate
Bob Cesca
Liberals believe Putin elected Trump — conservatives see a "deep state" conspiracy. Can we ever heal this divide?
From health care to tax reform: Paul Ryan’s empty-suit act is about to get worse
Amanda Marcotte
Ryan's genius reputation as a wonk is already damaged; his "tax reform" plan is no better than his health care bill
USA Today report raises new questions about Stephen Bannon and the “Breitbart Embassy”
Pam Vogel
There are some major conflict-of-interest questions about the former headquarters of Trump's favorite outlet
The bad art of the non sequitur: Gibberish is the White House’s new normal
Todd Gitlin
We're expected to live in a universe which is not only post-truth but altogether post-language and post-meaning
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