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How weakened U.S. fossil fuel regulations threaten environmental justice in Colorado
Stephanie Malin
American oil output is beginning to rival Saudi Arabia and Russia
Is the Korean spring now over and the Trump-Kim summit on hold? Maybe — and maybe not
Patrick Lawrence
Trump's hawkish advisers are clearly trying to scuttle peace talks. But China and North Korea may be ahead of them
Trump campaign informant revealed as Cambridge professor, sparking debate on treason
Taylor Link
Republicans think this news is proof Trump was spied on, while Dems argue the name shouldn't have been disclosed
Trump’s Stalinist roots
Alexei Bayer
Making personal loyalty the measure of all government, as Trump does, was tried in the Soviet Union under Stalin
What more do you need to know about Trump?
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump did it and he’s going down for a host of crimes, and some of them have nothing to do with Russia
Rudy’s desperate new defense for Trump: Conspiring with the Russians wasn’t illegal!
Heather Digby Parton
Team Trump keeps inventing new fantasies, and this one is especially bizarre. Except that it seems to be working
Never mind democracy: U.S. media and politicians openly long for a coup in Venezuela
Alan MacLeod
Mainstream media is outraged that Russia would dare attack our democracy. In Venezuela, the rules are different
Rex Tillerson makes veiled attacks on Trump in speech
Matthew Rozsa
The former Secretary of State made it clear that he disapproves of Trump's anti-truth rhetoric and policies
“I am so excited”: Stephen Colbert celebrates the one year anniversary of Robert Mueller’s probe
Rachel Leah
Colbert rips Trump's bromance with Giuliani: "They’re so close . . . they finish each other’s prison sentences!"
Trump’s own voters are now warning him against firing Robert Mueller
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's supporters may believe his "witch hunt" claims — but some are urging him not to fire special counsel
Trump scandal overload: Don Jr. remembers nothing; Republicans finally begin to face the facts
Heather Digby Parton
Amid Don Jr.'s memory failures, the big news is Republicans admitting that the Russians meddled to help Trump
Donald Trump, Jr. testimony epitomizes everything wrong with the Russia scandal
Matthew Rozsa
Let's be honest for a second: Both sides will continue to believe what they want, regardless of what they learned.
Trump’s bizarre ZTE tweets: Payback for a huge real estate deal in Indonesia?
Heather Digby Parton
This president has told us he has "no conflict of interest": Maybe his sudden affection for China isn't so puzzling
Donald Trump: Co-president of the People’s Republic of China?
Uwe Bott
In wake of ZTE affair, U.S. President aims at uniting world government in his hands and his head
The road to Hell in the Middle East: Gearing up for the third Gulf War
Michael T. Klare
Will Washington, Tel Aviv, Riyadh, and Tehran face off in a future cataclysm?
Team Trump plans to go on “war footing” to fend off impeachment: It could backfire big time
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's "witch hunt" counterattack is working — with his base. It also might strengthen the coming blue wave
Presidents often reverse US foreign policy — how Trump handles setbacks is what matters most now
Charles Hermann
Radical policy shifts are a hallmark of the Trump administration
The latest news on Russian interference
Melissa Ryan
Democrats on the House intelligence committee just released all 3,519 Russian propaganda ads placed on Facebook
Dumping the Iran Deal, Trump puts the world on an uncertain, dangerous path
Terry H. Schwadron
So what comes next?
Donald Trump goes full neocon, embracing torture and war with Iran: Why should we be surprised?
Paul Rosenberg
With John Bolton and Gina Haspel, Trump has reanimated Bush-era zombies and doubled down on decades of bad policy
Decertifying the Iran Deal is dangerously reckless
Alon Ben-Meir
Trump’s dreadful mistake of decertifying the JCPOA could have horrifying consequences for the Middle East
North Korea to blow up its nuclear test site in world-viewing: report
Nicole Karlis
The new announcements provides more details on how North Korea will shut the doors on its nuclear test site
Corporate CEOs panicked after payments to Michael Cohen reveal Trump won’t drain the swamp
Matthew Rozsa
AT&T and Novartis now admit they shouldn't have hired Michael Cohen — but it may be too little, too late
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