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Trump is finally sanctioning Russia
Matthew Rozsa
The new sanctions are being implemented more than a month after congressional deadlines for doing so had passed
Hillary Clinton was right: The parts of America that support Trump are stuck in the past
Chauncey DeVega
Clinton has an amazing knack for speaking truth at the wrong time. But does it actually help Democrats to lie?
Seven signs that Trump is stumbling into a Mideast war
Jefferson Morley
The Israelis and Saudis want Americans to fight Iran on their behalf.
White House princeling Jared Kushner, stripped down and on the verge of exile
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Will the all-purpose White House factotum and son-in-law soon trade in the Ferragamo loafers for shower clogs?
Prime Minister Theresa May expels 23 Russian diplomats after poisoning of ex-spy
Charlie May
Someone is taking forceful action against Russia, and it's not the Trump administration
Trump enters a manic phase, discovers presidential power: That’s not good
Heather Digby Parton
Trump ramps up the ugliness with the promotion of zealot Mike Pompeo and torturer Gina Haspel. What's next?
Trump’s new pivot on foreign policy: Bring back the warmongers
Matthew Sheffield
With far-right, anti-Islamic Mike Pompeo as secretary of state, there goes Trump's "restrained" foreign policy
How the White House made a mess of Rex Tillerson’s departure
Nicole Karlis
Tillerson allegedly got his pink slip in the form of one of President Donald Trump's infamous early morning tweets
Another Russian on Putin’s bad side has been found dead in the United Kingdom
Matthew Rozsa
Glushkov was friends with Boris Berezovsky, a Russian oligarch who got on Putin's bad side and "committed suicide"
Colbert imagines a Trump sex tape, and it’s really scary
Shira Tarlo
"Will we see soon the release of 'Rail to the Chief: Donald Hump in the Oral Office'?" Colbert asks his audience
Rex Tillerson’s parting words: Russia did it
Matthew Rozsa
Before his firing, Tillerson took a hard line toward Russia, something that President Donald Trump has yet to do
Donald Trump fires Secretary of State Rex Tillerson
Matthew Rozsa
The White House announces that Tillerson's replacement will be head of the CIA
Joe Scarborough blasts Republicans’ findings on Russia probe: “Made for talk radio”
Matthew Rozsa
"Why did they lie when everybody knows they’re lying?" Scarborough asked
Republicans on House Intel committee say “no collusion” between Trump associates and Russia
Matthew Sheffield
GOP members say it's time to close down their Russia investigation, Democrats are sure to disagree
Vladimir Putin suggests “Russian Jews” could have carried out election meddling
Charlie May
Russian President Vladimir Putin deflects blame for 2016 hacking to Jews, who he says may not even be Russian
Robert Mueller has Trump and company right where he wants them
Jefferson Morley
The special counsel is on the case
Veteran CIA agent on Trump: “Corruption like we’ve never seen before”
Chauncey DeVega
Longtime CIA analyst Melvin Goodman: Russian hacking isn't as dangerous as the "dumbing down of this country"
An American crusade based on God’s will
James Carroll
The War on Terror as the launching of an American crusade
Just how powerful is Russia internationally?
Justin Podur
If military power is determined by industrial power, we have little to fear from Russia
“Democracy Betrayed”: The voting barriers that must be cleared for progressives
Steven Rosenfeld
A new book exposes the hidden anti-democratic features in the U.S. voting system
“SNL:” Mueller can’t commit to collusion in “The Bachelor” breakup
Charlie May
"So that's it, he's just going to be president?"
Is Donald Trump fueling a mass extinction of democracy across the planet?
Jacob Sugarman
The warning signs are there, cautions "How Democracies Die" co-author Steven Levitsky
Trump’s most terrifying temper tantrum: Death penalty for drug dealers is beyond the pale
Jeffrey A. Singer
Trump’s authoritarian impulse is alive and well, according to his recent enthusiasm to expand the death penalty
Trump’s summit with Kim could be a breakthrough — if the generals allow it to happen
Patrick Lawrence
Trump said yes to Kim Jong Un — and threw the foreign policy elite into turmoil. It might be his only good idea
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