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Far-right media pundits are now calling for a police state
Matthew Sheffield
Some of Trump's critics feared he might become a dictator. On the radical right, his fans are now hoping he will
Trump’s ploy: play the victim of a deep-state conspiracy
Jefferson Morley
The president and Lou Dobbs prepare for the “cleansing” of the Justice Department
Now the U.S. is playing spoiler role in Korea, Syria and elsewhere. But why?
Patrick Lawrence
Washington can't adjust to losing its role as global sheriff, and the entire world must bear the consequences
The United States could become the world’s biggest oil producer. It’s been a while
Nathanael Johnson
U.S. oil production is poised to set a record in 2018, potentially passing top oil producers
Trump, Mueller and the “rule of law”: Defending an ideal we don’t understand
Andrew O'Hehir
Mueller's independence represents a core American principle. But hasn't the rule of law always been about power?
Defeat is inevitable. Everybody knows it, even Trump
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Washington’s legal immune system is about to expel an infection from the body politic
Here’s how “Fox & Friends” didn’t cover the big Mueller news this morning
Jeremy Binckes
Trump's favorite morning TV show is doing a fine job of covering up his latest step towards a constitutional crisis
Conservatives respond to NYT report that Trump tried to fire Mueller: “So what?”
Matthew Rozsa
While most see obstruction, Trump's friends see nothing to worry about
With the Mueller bombshell, the GOP’s grand conspiracy theory falls apart
Heather Digby Parton
Trump couldn't get his henchman to fire Mueller, and backed down. His defenders are left looking like idiots again
Trump’s White House is eerily reminiscent of the Red Scare of 1917
Ricky Riley
Five ways history is repeating itself.
How Trump is destroying the GOP
Robert Reich
The Republicans no longer stand for anything other than Trump
Doomsday Clock inches to 2 minutes to “apocalypse” after Trump’s button bluster
Shira Tarlo
The Clock is the closest the it's been to "midnight" since 1953
“Full Frontal” team attempts to apologize to everyone Trump has offended, can’t keep up
Shira Tarlo
The show's correspondents run themselves ragged trying to say sorry to the world on the president's behalf
Trump says he’s “looking forward” to speaking with Robert Mueller
Charlie May
The president indicated he "would love to" be interviewed by the special counsel and would testify under oath
9 explosive claims from Michael Wolff’s book that the media missed
Chris Sosa
From the KKK to Richard Nixon, a multiplicity of horrifying accounts emerge
The Trump White House offers America government by spoiled brats
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump and his family don’t listen to anyone and they throw tantrums when they don’t get their way
As Mueller closes in, paranoia spreads in the White House
Heather Digby Parton
Jeff Sessions tries to purge FBI of Comey's influence, while right-wingers spread outrageous conspiracy theories
Mueller is ready to question President Trump after interviewing James Comey
Charlie May
The former head of the FBI met with Mueller's investigators last year to discuss his firing by Trump
Jeff Sessions becomes first Trump Cabinet member questioned by Mueller
Matthew Rozsa
Sessions also reportedly tried to pressure Trump's new FBI director into firing his deputy
Trump’s attacks on Chuck Schumer were amplified by Russian bots
Matthew Rozsa
Russian bots like Trump an awful lot
50 years ago, a military jet crashed in Greenland — with four nuclear bombs on board
Timothy J. Jorgensen
In the history of nuclear near disasters, this one may be at the top of the list
How to fail geopolitics: The world according to Trump
Alfred McCoy
How to build a wall and lose an empire
Is the FBI’s latest probe of the Clinton Foundation a “witch hunt” – or something more?
Jeffrey Berry
Most presidents fade from the public life once they step down, but Bill Clinton is not one of them
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