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Straight talk about Trump, and the media myths that let him slide
Robert Reich
Six most misleading media euphemisms for conduct unbecoming a president
Eastern Europe, birthplace of Trumpism — but also of a new hope
Paul Rosenberg
Former Soviet-bloc nations produced an upsurge of right-wing nationalism — but a new generation wants real change
“We saw all kinds of horrors”: A Russian girl, a Jewish boy, and a Nazi massacre
Father Patrick Desbois
A Russian woman who was a little girl during the Nazi occupation remembers her friend, a Jewish boy named Ziama
Getting past Bernie vs. Hillary: Signs of real hope for Democrats
Andrew O'Hehir
If Democrats can finally put their endless 2016 hangover behind them, there's a massive opportunity just ahead
Donald Trump is a racist, a bigot and a boor. But un-American? Hardly
Conor Lynch
Trump's hateful comments have sparked widespread revulsion. Calling him "un-American" is false on multiple levels
#ReleaseTheMemo is the next phase in the anti-Mueller campaign
Matt Gertz
Pro-Trump figures are rallying around a questionable hashtag in an effort to undermine Mueller's investigation
Can Steve Bannon get away with not answering congressional questioning about Russia?
Matthew Sheffield
Can the Trump White House direct Steve Bannon to stay silent before Congress? He's testing it
Did the Kremlin funnel money to the NRA to help Trump? It’s bizarre, but conceivable
Heather Digby Parton
Right-wing zealots have massive man-crushes on Putin's Russia, so the allegation is more disturbing than surprising
Is “Sloppy Steve” Bannon now Trump’s biggest problem?
Heather Digby Parton
After a day of dramatic testimony and an unexpected subpoena, the big question is: What does Steve Bannon know?
Trump’s “fake news awards” is exactly what we thought it would be
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's "fake news" awards are little more than a place for him to trash media outlets he dislikes
4 things Trump has to worry about when Steve Bannon testifies
Jefferson Morley
Mueller wants to know more about Jared Kushner, the Trump Tower meeting, WikiLeaks, and Pence
Trump blames Russia for North Korea’s missile advancements: Report
Nicole Karlis
Not known for being hard on Russia, Trump takes an unusual stance
Trump’s worst nightmare edges closer to statistical reality
Charlie May
Search data shows interest in Trump is waning — will the attention-starved president turn into stone?
Analysis: Democracy in decline, Trump not helping
Nicole Karlis
The new report elucidates links between Donald Trump's rise to power and the dismal state of democracy worldwide
Steve Bannon tries to stay silent on Trump — but that may change soon
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans showed a rare display of unity with Democrats in expressing outrage at Bannon's refusal to talk Tuesday
Steve Bannon, welcome to the congressional hot seat
Matthew Rozsa
Steve Bannon has said a lot about Trump's connections to Russia. Now he'll be under oath
Is war about to break out in the Horn of Africa? Will the West even notice?
Steven A. Cook
Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia are close to armed conflict over a Nile dam project; so far the U.S. is ignoring them
Losing money rapidly, how long can Uber last?
Steven Hill
The top European court just dealt a major blow to Uber — and hints that its supremacy might be on the wane
Is Oprah’s inexperience the problem? Presidential history suggests otherwise
Matthew Rozsa
Don't like Oprah? Fine, but we've had plenty of "inexperienced" presidents, including some of the most successful
American global “leadership”: Under Trump, now less than ever
Patrick Lawrence
On North Korea, Iran and Israel, the U.S. claims leadership. In fact, Trump is presiding over an inevitable decline
Donald Trump’s America is not my America
D. Watkins
When the Mueller investigation comes to ask Donald Trump questions, they won't kick in his door
Why Iran’s protests matter this time
Nader Habibi
The demands Iranians are making through these protests are distinct from those of the 2009 demonstrations
Paul Krugman: We’re losing two critical safeguards against despotism in Trump’s White House
Ilana Novick
Without these, our democracy is seriously at risk
Welcome to America: Land of Lincoln and King, or “sh**hole nation”?
Andrew O'Hehir
All our political disputes and culture-war battles boil down to one question: What kind of country is this?
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