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Carl Bernstein: Mueller’s investigation “is closing in” on Trump
Noor Al-Sibai
Trump once again declared war on the rule of law — but the rule of law is ready
Republicans and Democrats alike scramble to react to Trump possible firing of Mueller and Rosenstein
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's not happy that his lawyer's office has been raided. But will the rule of law be kept?
Trump to Russia: “Get ready” for “nice, new and smart” missiles in Syria
Charlie May
The president is making a big policy decision via Twitter, while supporting a big arms race
Trump rages while Michael Cohen crumples: If the president’s lawyer flips, it could be game over
Heather Digby Parton
Trump once again mulls firing Robert Mueller — but with Michael Cohen in the feds' grasp, it could be too late
Trump thinks any attack on him is an attack on America: Isn’t that the definition of a fascist?
Chauncey DeVega
Trump calls FBI raid on Michael Cohen "an attack on our country." Because democracy is a buzzkill for tyrants
A new email could prove that Pruitt has lied about unethical pay raises
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's beleaguered EPA head has been caught lying about an ethics scandal — but insiders gloat he's untouchable
FBI raid on Michael Cohen has one real target — and Donald Trump knows it
Heather Digby Parton
Michael Cohen is being investigated on various charges. But everything he did was for the man in the Oval Office
Donald Trump: A perfect Republican
Alexei Bayer
Trump embodies many of the nasty trends that have long moved the Republicans away from the path of political virtue
Robert Mueller has Trump in his sights
Terry H. Schwadron
But Washington wonders: Is he a "subject" or the "target" of the criminal probe?
John McCain blasts Trump’s inaction after more Syrian attacks
Matthew Rozsa
"Emboldened by American inaction, Assad has reportedly launched another chemical attack," wrote Sen. John McCain
Chaos reigns: John Bolton is now at Trump’s right hand. What fresh hell awaits us?
Heather Digby Parton
Even this White House staff was sad to see H.R. McMaster depart. They have no idea what Bolton will do either
Could the Cold War return with a vengeance?
Michael T. Klare
The Pentagon plans for a perpetual three-front “Long War” against China and Russia
Trump calls out Putin for backing “animal Assad” after alleged chemical attack in Syria
Charlie May
Trump issued his strongest rebuke of Putin and is now at a crossroads amid calls for action in Syria
Why are Millennials running from religion? Blame hypocrisy
D. Watkins
White evangelicals embrace scandal-plagued Trump. Black churches enable fakes. Why should we embrace this?
“SNL:” Alec Baldwin’s Trump reveals his entire presidency is just a “cash grab”
Charlie May
A bored and unenthused Donald Trump was forced to attend a press conference with Baltic leaders
Donald Trump’s shadow looms over a swing district in Pennsylvania
Matthew Rozsa
Republican candidates in one Pennsylvania district see their path to victory: Be as pro-Trump as possible
President Trump and his appointment of the dolls of militarism
Danny Sjursen
From war hawks to chickenhawks
Wipeout: Human role in climate change removed from science report
Elizabeth Shogren
If it's erased from the report, then it doesn't exist... right?
Mainstream media sees “Russian bots” everywhere: It’s a lazy and largely false narrative
Adam Johnson
All online discord or unorthodox opinion, according to the mainstream media, is Russian propaganda. It ain't so
Trump’s Russia sanctions are just another shiny object on the long path to the truth
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Robert Mueller isn’t fooled. He’s taking a page from Watergate and following the money
Bill Maher to Geraldo Rivera: “I looked up to you”
Nicole Karlis
Maher grilled the Fox News personality on Friday night, questioning his friendship with Trump—and Fox
Donald Trump’s biggest donors sponsored the most racist ads in the campaign
Matthew Rozsa
One of Trump's main financial backers helped finance an ad campaign targeting voters susceptible to Islamophobia
Why Scott Pruitt’s job may be safe after all
Matthew Rozsa
The president has lost some faith in his EPA head, but still holds out hope that he may be attorney general someday
Slipped through the cracks: April 6, 2018
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