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Michael Cohen met with Kremlin-linked oligarch at Trump Tower days before inauguration
Brad Reed
Russian Oligarch Viktor Vekselberg went to Cohen’s office in Trump Tower to discuss US-Russia relations
Trump sends White House lawyer to classified DOJ meeting about Russia probe
AlterNet
Big brother is watching: Trump sends a clear message to the FBI
CNN’s David Gregory argues Trump tweets “like a fringe candidate”
Brad Reed
Gregory accused the president of engaging in conspiratorial rantings similar to a fringe candidate
Devin Nunes finds that shilling for Donald Trump is paying off — literally
Matthew Rozsa
The House Intelligence Committee chairman is trying to save his California seat by carrying Donald Trump's water
Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was brought down by a Russian missile: report
Matthew Rozsa
Dutch investigators conclude the Russians were behind the shooting down of a Malaysia Airlines plane four years ago
Samantha Bee: Trump is a walking “advertisement for birth control”
Shira Tarlo
"Trump is stripping rights away from women for political expediency alone, and that’s just an evil thing to do"
George Orwell’s “Animal Farm”: Guide to the rise of authoritarianism in the Donald Trump era?
Cody Cain
Orwell's 1945 parable of a lying pig who seizes power used to seem improbable and crude. Not so much right now
Blaming Donald Trump’s presidency on “liberal smugness” is a tired trope: Can we give it a rest?
Reed Richardson
Mainstream media remains obsessed with the notion that left-wing intolerance is somehow to blame for Trump
Trump’s “Spygate” tweets prove Mueller “scares” him, MSNBC’s Morning Joe says
Travis Gettys
MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough said the president's tweets betray his fear of the investigation
Playing Trump for peace: Korean Peninsula as a bright spot?
John Feffer
How the Korean Peninsula could become a bright spot in a world gone mad
Omar Siddiqui, face of the blue wave: FBI adviser, patriot, Democrat and Muslim
Chauncey DeVega
FBI counterterrorism expert hopes to unseat Rep. Dana Rohrabacher in what was once GOP heartland
Russia, Putin lead the way in exploiting democracy’s lost promise
Brian Grodsky
Putin’s March re-election is a sign that the liberal experiment in Russia is over for the foreseeable future
Trump’s “Spygate” tweets perfectly illustrate his Fox News feedback loop
Matthew Rozsa
The president is now claiming the FBI's use of informants on his campaign violated his rights
Donald Trump’s presidency has hit remarkable new heights of corruption — and most of it is legal
Conor Lynch
Michael Cohen's corruption is only the tip of the Trump iceberg. But the answer to this crisis won't come in court
The U.S. considered declaring Russia a state sponsor of terror, then dropped it
Sebastian Rotella
The U.S. case against Russia as a sponsor of terrorism has grown substantially over the past decade
Beyond Golden Shower diplomacy: Preserving the positive legacy of an empire in decline
Alfred McCoy
A recent poll shows the world's approval of U.S. leadership dropped to a record low of 30 percent
Rachel Maddow: Rosenstein caved to Trump’s demands
Sarah K. Burris
Rosenstein may not be giving anything away, Maddow claimed, but how do we know he's doing the right thing?
Racism and the royal wedding: How Harry and Meghan could move global race relations forward
D. Watkins
I'll admit it — I'm still not over Harry dressing up like a Nazi when he was young
How a typical government leak turned into a three-way war between Comey, McCabe and Trump
Peter Elkind
Two former allies have offered contradictory accounts of the orchestrated FBI leak that spawned an investigation
Donald Trump was right: Trade wars are “easy to win”! For the Chinese, anyway
Andrew O'Hehir
In the chronicles of Trumpian bluster and gaslighting, his thoroughly pointless trade war holds a special place
Trump’s “investigation” of the FBI: A desperate switchback worthy of the OJ defense
Bob Cesca
In the Red Hat upside-down universe, Democrats are the real colluders and "partisan" investigations are shocking
Will Bernie run in 2020? Former campaign manager: He “has more energy … than people half his age”
Matthew Rozsa
Former Sanders campaign manager Jeff Weaver on his new book, what went wrong in 2016 — and a possible 2020 campaign
Trump orders DOJ to investigate itself and his “infiltrated” campaign
Taylor Link
In a tweet Sunday, Trump demanded his DOJ to look into whether the Obama administration surveilled his campaign
Roger Stone believes an indictment from Robert Mueller is imminent
Taylor Link
The Republican hatchet man says Mueller will likely find some "extraneous crime"
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