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Richard Shelby, curious Russia ally: Only two senators didn’t vote to protect US citizens from Putin
Matthew Rozsa
Senate Republicans joined with Democrats to stop Trump from handing former US ambassador Michael McFaul to Russia
“Deeply disappointed”: Michael McFaul opens up about threat of being turned over to Putin by Trump
Matthew Rozsa
The former U.S. ambassador tells Salon his plight "underscores the dangers" of having Trump in a meeting with Putin
Team Trump in chaos: Helsinki wasn’t enough — now Vladimir Putin’s coming to the White House
Heather Digby Parton
Dan Coats and Christopher Wray both hint they may quit, Senate rebukes Trump — and now Putin plans a fall visit
MSNBC’s presidential historian reveals why Trump has no historical precedent
Cody Fenwick
Michael Beschloss called on Republican leadership to "step up" and said, "we are living in a national emergency"
Fervent Trump supporters are starting to back down
Cody Fenwick
Trump supporter cancels CNN appearance because 'he's not going to defend' Putin summit
Trump administration’s new gun policy: Let’s arm more bad guys around the world
Amanda Marcotte
The Trump administration is trying to make it easier to sell guns worldwide that could end up in criminal hands
Former Trump staffer Sean Spicer claims Robert Mueller’s Russia probe is not a political witch hunt
Shira Tarlo
At the same time, Spicer said there has been "no evidence" of collusion between the 2016 Trump campaign and Russia
“The Taylor Swift of treason”: Jimmy Kimmel offers a theory for why Trump keeps waffling on Putin
Matthew Rozsa
"Trump kept his peace going by calling out his haters today on Twitter. He's the Taylor Swift of treason"
Donald Trump has abandoned Reagan’s legacy on defense: Can Democrats capitalize?
Jonathan Zimmerman
Voters have often turned to Republicans because they were "strong on defense." That all looks different now
President Trump announces he is “looking forward” to meeting with Vladimir Putin — again
Shira Tarlo
Trump also dubbed the news media the "enemy of the people, accusing them of pining for a confrontation with Russia
Republicans are shaken after Helsinki — but still fear the wrath of Trump’s voters
Heather Digby Parton
Many Republicans still think they can win with "witch hunt" hysteria — and maybe with a little help from Moscow
“Putin’s congressman” and the Russian bombshell: Maria Butina case looks bad for Dana Rohrabacher
Clarrie Feinstein
Will the indictment of a Russian femme fatale bring down a famously pro-Putin Republican congressman?
Several Democratic politicians call for President Donald Trump to be impeached after Putin summit
Shira Tarlo
"At this point, there is certainly enough there for the case to proceed," Texas Democratic Rep. Beto O'Rourke says
Guilty: Donald Trump betrayed his country in Helsinki. It wasn’t the first time
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump asked for Russia’s help to get elected, and Putin confirmed it while standing right next to him
Secret Service is blocking lawsuit on behalf of Jared Kushner, DNC complains
Matthew Rozsa
The president's son-in-law and adviser has avoided being served in a lawsuit for allegedly colluding with Russia
Trump-regret syndrome is spreading among Republicans after Helsinki: How far will it go?
Jared Yates Sexton
Many Republicans are turning their backs on Trump after the Helsinki disgrace. Will they come crawling back?
President Donald Trump contradicts nation’s top spy, claims Russia is not targeting the US
Joseph Neese
Less than 24 hours after affirming he had "full faith" in U.S. intelligence, Trump contradicts top spy's findings
Trump forgets to walk back his Putin defense in interview with Tucker Carlson
Matthew Rozsa
Carlson interviewed Trump after the Helsinki summit to sing the president's praises
Nothing Donald Trump did in Helsinki was a surprise: Can we dial back the outrage and get to work?
Sophia A. McClennen
Is Donald Trump profoundly unqualified to be president? Of course — but the surprise and outrage are fake news
Donald Trump is taking America back — to 1798, when John Adams colluded with an enemy power
Jeff Biggers
"His Highness" John Adams attacked the press, tried to deport his enemies and colluded with a foreign power. Hmm
What does a relationship with Russia look like for the U.S.?
Travis Gettys
‘Putin has a huge check ready to cash’: Historian Jon Meacham fears what Russia will do with control over Trump
Is the CIA too scared to share classified information with Trump?
Travis Gettys
CIA director John Brennan said U.S. intelligence does not want to share information with Putin-compromised Trump
Trump’s favorite morning show, “Fox & Friends,” admits the president “fell short” after Putin summit
Shira Tarlo
In a rare rebuke, the Fox News co-hosts criticized President Donald Trump for cozying up to the leader of Russia
“A shameless lie”: Holes poked in Donald Trump’s assertion that he misspoke when praising Putin
Shira Tarlo, Joseph Neese
Trump's clean up act mirrors his controversial claim that "both sides" were to be blamed after Charlottesville
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