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A 2-for-1 for racists: Post hateful fliers, then revel in the news coverage
Ken Schwencke
White supremacists have targeted college campuses, causing upset and gaining attention
All hail Dave Chappelle: The true king of comedy returns, just in time
D. Watkins
Netflix released two new comedy specials from Chappelle this week, reminding us what we've been missing
News outlets hit Rex Tillerson for excluding media pool from trip because he’s “not a big media access person”
Matthew Rozsa
The outlets were "deeply concerned" with Tillerson's decisions, according to an open letter they wrote
Timeline: President Trump’s absurd wiretapping allegations and backtracks
Sophia Tesfaye
From right-wing talk radio to Breitbart, to President Trump's Twitter, we track the implosion of his latest claims
Trump doubles down on Obama wiretapping claims, tells Tucker Carlson that “wiretap covers a lot of different things”
Matthew Rozsa
Trump said Wednesday night that the White House "will be submitting things" to the House Intelligence Committee
Bad boy gone worse: Is Vice co-founder Gavin McInnes flirting with a dangerous fringe?
Amanda Marcotte
Vice founder Gavin McInnes struggles to walk a fine line between edgy, hip right-winger and something much uglier
State Department rewards reporter who wrote Tillerson fluff piece with sole seat on his flight to Asia
Matt Gertz
The agency picked Erin McPike "as part of an effort to include a broader representation of US media”
Trump’s big power grab: With the Bharara firing and the “deconstruction” of the executive branch, has he gone too far?
Bob Cesca
There are echoes of Richard Nixon in the president's attempts to purge disloyalty. Will it end as Nixon's term did?
Trump’s fans are blaming Paul Ryan for the disaster of Trumpcare
Matt Gertz
Trump's fans at Brietbart, that is
Trump has given the mainstream news a gift — and they’re blowing it
Sophia A. McClennen
Trump's offering the press a chance to step up and be the Cronkite to his Nixon. So far, it's dropping the ball
Sean Spicer tries to laugh off Trump’s previous dismissal of job reports accuracy
Matthew Rozsa
President Trump's press secretary deflected a question about Trump's double-standard with humor
Roger Stone doesn’t “like Russian dressing,” says his chat with Guccifer was innocuous
Matthew Rozsa
The keeper of the Nixon flame and Trump adviser reached out to Salon about allegations of contact with Russia
Trump’s Obama gambit: It’s utter nonsense — but not as dumb as it seems
Heather Digby Parton
Can Trump muddy the waters and lure the media into covering the "real scandal"? Don't assume it won't work
Donald Trump and the media: Can journalism escape this deadly paradox and get its groove back?
Andrew O'Hehir
At last the "opposition party" woke up. But in the age of fake news and endless lies, is its power gone for good?
Opiate for the Masses: “Making History” and “Time After Time” add to this season’s TV travel addiction
Melanie McFarland
The television schedule is hooked on time travel this season, with two new shows debuting this weekend.
Former journalist allegedly made bomb threats against Jewish Community Centers to harass an ex-girlfriend
Taylor Link
Juan Thompson's 8 calls were only part of the more than 100 made this year, but weren't racially motivated
Instead of trashing a $600 EpiPen, some patients are getting a refill
Shefali Luthra
One doctor's workaround may help individuals mitigate climbing costs
Donald Trump wants to run the government as a business. But he’s never been any good at that either
Heather Digby Parton
The premise has a few flaws: The two arenas have little in common. And Trump has always been terrible at business
“Presidential”: Donald Trump’s address to Congress gets praise, criticism
Matthew Rozsa
When the bar is so low, being boring in one's offensiveness can be seen as a plus
American history: Fake news that never goes away — and empowered the Trumpian insurrection
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
Only if we face the painful lies we tell ourselves about the past can we hope to overcome what's happening now
This year the Academy Awards ceremony is going to be a pepper spray-soaked mosh pit of dissent
Neal Pollack
Barking mad celebrities will call for everything from the end of contact sports to a clothing-optional Congress
Fossil fuels’ BFF: Scott Pruitt’s emails show why Republicans rushed through his EPA confirmation
Sophia Tesfaye
Thousands of the new EPA chief's emails were released by court order Wednesday
Red, rural America acts on climate change – without calling it climate change
Rebecca J. Romsdahl
Small town strategies can provide insights into how to make progress on climate policy with Trump in office
WATCH: Seth Meyers makes a trailer for a film destined to win an Oscar
Taylor Link
Critics say the made-up film "was the most blatant attempt to win an Oscar since 'The King's Speech'"
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