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With McCain’s passing, Lindsey Graham had an opportunity to stand up. He’s already blown it
Heather Digby Parton
As the nation mourns his longtime hero and closest friend, Lindsey Graham chooses to grovel before Trump's throne
Decoding “the first Twitter president”: Mathematician Anthony Bonato on the science of Trump tweets
Chauncey DeVega
A Canadian mathematician identifies the themes and patterns in Donald Trump's Twitter feed.
Are the politics of “incivility” paving the road to an American fascism? Part 2 of 2
Henry A. Giroux
Only a renewal of historical memory can help us understand the threat posed by Trump, and then confront it
Is freelancing the future of employment?
Anthony Hussenot
Freelancing is often portrayed as liberating, empowering, and even glamorous, but the reality is far more complex
Another ho-hum summer with Donald Trump: Here are all the “big” stories we wish we could forget
Andrew O'Hehir
It was the summer of Singapore, Helsinki, "children in cages" and Michael Cohen. But there was ever so much more
The ruthless pursuit of online “likes” gives you nothing
Kane X. Faucher
We have found a convenient, visible, automated means of evaluating other humans.
Russia state TV roots for Republicans to prevail in midterms
Travis Gettys
Russia hopes to help Trump by promoting his economic successes and by cultivating relationships with GOP officials
Former Manafort associate flips, pleads guilty to illegal foreign lobbying
Matthew Rozsa
A former Manafort lobbyist charged with failing to register as a foreign agent is now cooperating with Mueller
Donald Trump reportedly hates Jeff Session’s accent: He “talks like he has marbles in his mouth”
Matthew Chapman
The president has an incredibly petty and childish reason for wanting to fire his attorney general
Even Fox News slapped down Trump’s baseless claim NBC was caught “fudging” Lester Holt interview
Matthew Rozsa
Trump woke up early Thursday to accuse NBC of somehow faking the interview during which he discussed Comey's firing
Exclusive: Rep. Eric Swalwell says by beating Republicans this fall, “we’re doing them a favor”
Matthew Rozsa
California Democrat and possible 2020 contender on why Republicans are willing to shield Trump's corruption
Mueller’s probe focused on suspicious Russian activity around Trump’s inauguration: report
Travis Gettys
Ambassador Sergey Kislyak is at the center of a political storm over the U.S. administration's Moscow contacts
Donald Trump just dragged China into the Hillary Clinton email scandal he can’t quit
Matthew Rozsa
Trump woke up in the middle of the night to tweet baseless claims from The Daily Caller about his former rival
President Donald Trump says White House counsel Don McGahn will exit the White House this fall
Shira Tarlo
White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders claims there is no backstory to McGahn's imminent departure
Republicans prepare for worst-case scenario after midterms: But impeachment is unlikely
Heather Digby Parton
Republicans correctly fear a wide range of investigations in a Democratic Congress. But impeachment? Probably not
Key Republican senators lay groundwork for Donald Trump to fire Jeff Sessions — but there is a catch
Shira Tarlo
Trump, who has long threatened to fire his attorney general, could have just received his long-awaited green light
Paul Manafort tried to flip and make a deal with federal prosecutors: report
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's former campaign chairman is facing a second trial for charges related to Robert Mueller's probe of Trump
How a 62-year-old unsolved mystery could stifle Robert Mueller’s Russia probe
Matthew Rozsa
If a court sides with the Justice Department in a decades-old murder case, it could impact the Mueller probe
Nothing Donald Trump can do will drive his voters away: If last week didn’t do it, what will?
Heather Digby Parton
Multiple convictions of his inner circle, with more coming. Personal insults to a Republican hero. Nothing changes
Russia state media refuses to honor John McCain: “He was an implacable opponent of Russia”
Taylor Link
John McCain receives the highest honor from Russia, a non-tribute
Why “killer robots” should be banned: Fundamental moral and legal principles are at stake
Bonnie Docherty
The U.S. military is already testing a Modular Advanced Armed Robotic System. Such weaponry should be off limits
What is a “regime”? Apparently, it’s any government opposed to U.S. policy
Gregory Shupak
Venezuela and Iran's governments are frequently described as "regimes." The Saudi monarchy never is. Any guesses?
Bill Maher celebrates Trump’s worst week yet: “This was just the Stormy Daniels appetizer”
Sophia Tesfaye
Maher joked "Orange Tuesday" was the day the court confirmed that "the president is an actual treasonous crook"
All the president’s friends
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Flynn, Cohen, Pecker, and Weisselberg were what Donald Trump calls friends, and then they flipped
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