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Rudy’s side gig: Giuliani lobbies for foreign governments while working for Trump
Matthew Rozsa
The former New York City mayor has represented clients from Iran to Ukraine while working for the president
“Really dangerous”: Foreign policy expert issues dire warning about Trump-Putin summit
Travis Gettys
Richard Haass, the Council on Foreign Relations president, warned of the "beyond unusual" meeting's consequences
“I want to see all their texts”: Giuliani suggests Mueller team phones could contain anti-Trump bias
Shira Tarlo
President Donald Trump's attorney attempts to undermine special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe once again
Russian bots are back: #WalkAway attack on Democrats is a likely Kremlin operation
Bob Cesca
Are real-life Democrats leaving the party in disgust? No, but Russian-fueled online trolls want you to think so
Trump’s final 4: What you need to know about top Supreme Court contenders
Matthew Rozsa
There are 4 finalists — all of them very conservative, but some more likely to stand up to Trump than others
Malcolm Nance on Trump: We’re “on the cusp” of “losing the American constitutional republic forever”
Chauncey DeVega
Former intelligence officer turned author says Putin is Trump's "handler" and we're in a "Benedict Arnold moment"
U.S. intelligence expert warns of Trump’s “Chamberlain-esque attitude” toward Putin summit
Martin Cizmar
Malcom Nance, veteran U.S. intelligence agent, told MSNBC Trump has been "worshipping and admiring" Putin for years
Senate Intelligence Committee agrees: Putin was helping Trump. Now they’re meeting in private
Heather Digby Parton
Senate's intelligence panel unanimously agrees Russians backed Trump, even as GOP senators kiss up to Moscow
Is the U.S. about to give up on its lawless and catastrophic adventure in Syria?
Patrick Lawrence
The sooner the U.S. closes up shop in Syria, the better
Republicans turn on Trump over trade war — but still won’t confront him
Heather Digby Parton
Orrin Hatch, Bob Corker and others are enraged by Donald Trump's destructive trade war. Will they do anything?
What it means to be an American this Fourth of July
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Things may look bad right now, but we’re in better shape than we think, and this is still a great country
Documentary “The King”: “The American people are Elvis. They have been hoodwinked”
D. Watkins
Salon talks to Director Eugene Jarecki, alongside the music supervisor of "The King," a new documentary about Elvis
Donald Trump is more like the founding fathers than Americans want to admit
Matthew Rozsa
This 4th of July, remember our 45th president embodies the essence of America in all the worst ways
Trump’s infrastructure plan: Pump up the Pentagon
William D. Hartung
Trump's big campaign promise was investing in infrastructure, but so far, he's only spending on the Pentagon
Republicans react to new report that Rep. Jim Jordan allegedly ignored sexual abuse
Shira Tarlo
"These are serious allegations": House Speaker Paul Ryan responds to allegations against Ohio Republican Jim Jordan
Scott Pruitt’s former EPA staffer flips, turns whistleblower
Matthew Rozsa
Both Pruitt and several of his aides have reportedly kept "secret" calendars for meetings with big business leaders
Ex-RNC chief: Russian collusion was obvious in 2016
Travis Gettys
On "Morning Joe," former Republican National Committee head Michael Steele agreed that Paul Manafort is an "agent"
Are we alone? A question worthy of serious scientific study
Kevin Knuth
In a UFO study, 4.6 percent of astronomers reported witnessing or recording inexplicable aerial phenomena
Michael Cohen suggests he could flip on Trump: “I put family and country first”
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump's former lawyer just gave an interview that has ominous implications for the president
As the North Korean deal crumbles, Donald Trump’s foreign policy looks worse than ever
Heather Digby Parton
After getting hosed by Kim Jong Un in Singapore, Trump does Putin's bidding ahead of their Helsinki summit
Lifelong Republican Richard Painter: Trump’s conduct is “very dangerous for the United States”
Chauncey DeVega
Former George W. Bush lawyer Richard Painter is running for Senate — as a Democrat: "I had to try to do something"
New telescope will scan the skies for asteroids on collision course with Earth
Michael B. Lund
The question is not if a dangerously large asteroid will collide with the Earth, but when?
Bill Maher and Ben Shapiro discuss hypocrisy and civility in the age of Trump
Taylor Link
The "Real Time" host had the ultra-right-wing commentator on to talk about the "social fabric" under Donald Trump
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