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The only woman on board for the deadliest job

Laura Hartema
What I learned about myself as the sole female crew member on a commercial fishing vessel

The ancient code guiding Robert Mueller’s Russia probe

Jim Sleeper
What is special counsel Robert Mueller's real agenda? His hidden motivations should greatly worry Donald Trump

Why use a “back channel” when you’ve got a hotline? Mueller turns to the saga in the Seychelles

Lucian K. Truscott IV
A pair of princes, one Saudi, one American, make a connection between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin

Donald Trump, you’re no William McKinley

Matthew Rozsa
The president recently cited William McKinley to promote his tariff bill, but he really shouldn't have

Donald Trump’s relentless fixer: The many mysterious doings of Michael Cohen

Heather Digby Parton
Why Trump is so worried about Stormy Daniels remains unclear. But if Michael Cohen is involved, it must be serious

Erik Prince, backed by House Republicans, remains defiant about Seychelles meeting

Charlie May
With Robert Mueller at his back, Erik Prince denies he tried to help set up a secret Russia back channel for Trump

The American experiment has failed in Afghanistan

Vijay Prashad
After 16 years, we've only made the country's political situation worse

The endless promises of Democrats’ fundraising plans

Dave Levinthal
The DCCC says it's "not asking you for money" — and then they ask you for money

Right-wing domestic terrorism remains a grave danger: Why do we ignore it?

Chauncey DeVega
Nikolas Cruz had swastikas on his weapon. Why do the media and political classes keep looking the other way?

Mick Mulvaney bids Gary Cohn farewell with an anti-Semitic dog whistle

Jacob Sugarman
The Trump official admits he never imagined working so closely with a "globalist"

Blame Australia! Conservatives roll out another Clinton conspiracy to discredit Russia probe

Charlie May
Grasping for straws to defend Trump, conservatives look for a link between Clinton and an Australian diplomat

GOP Rep. Claudia Tenney blasts “fake news” media for accurately reporting her gun shooting claims

Matthew Sheffield
A New York congresswoman, when faced with questions she didn't like, just yells Fake News instead

“It has been a crucible”: Mike Flynn to sell home to fund legal defense

Joseph Neese
Trump's former national security adviser needs cash to pay his legal bills

Stephen Colbert crashes Devin Nunes’ right-wing rehab tour

Sophia Tesfaye
Late-night host accuses House Intelligence Committee chair of running a con job

Behind Sam Nunberg’s meltdown — it all goes back to Roger Stone

Heather Digby Parton
Roger Stone's protégé had an epic TV meltdown Monday, maybe because his former boss is in Mueller's crosshairs

In Italy, fake news helps populists and far-right triumph

Filippo Trevisan
The issues of fake news are not only affecting the American political system

The State Department was given money to stop Russian meddling — but hasn’t spent it

Matthew Rozsa
The State Department was given $120 million by Congress to counter Russian meddling, but has not spent any of it

Ben Carson never really belonged in HUD

Charlie May
Afraid to confront the president about department needs, Carson is left frustrated and ill-equipped

“Trade wars are good”? 3 past conflicts tell a very different story

Marc-William Palen
What is a trade war and what are its consequences?

Russia pressured Trump to nix Mitt Romney as Secretary of State: report

Matthew Rozsa
Russia allegedly told Trump to pick a secretary of state who would side with them in the Ukraine controversy

Robert Mueller is closing in on President Trump. Here’s proof

Matthew Rozsa
A witness in the probe into alleged Trump-Russia collusion was sent a subpoena requesting a wide range of documents

Trump wags the dog: His “trade war” may be a sign of desperation

Heather Digby Parton
Trump can't appoint himself president for life — at least not yet. Starting a pointless trade war will have to do

Should the president have sole authority to launch a nuclear attack?

Elliott Negin
Trump has already proven to be more concerned with the size of his button than the breadth of his responsibility

It’s OK to say it, Democrats: Russian interference helped Donald Trump

Paul Rosenberg
There's no longer any room for doubt: The Russians helped Trump. Democrats have to wrestle with that and move on
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