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Fueled by social media, America’s news outlets have really gone off the rails with Russiagate
Norman Solomon
The story about Russian manipulation of social media won't fade away anytime soon
Democrats have become Jeff Sessions’ strongest defenders
Matthew Sheffield
Trying to protect the Mueller Russia investigation, Democrats are sticking up for an attorney general they opposed
Republicans find the true villain of the Russia probe: Dossier author Christopher Steele
Matthew Rozsa
Lindsey Graham and Chuck Grassley are accusing the Trump-Russia dossier's author of lying to the FBI
Republicans are helping Trump impede Mueller’s Russia probe
Matthew Rozsa
Even Paul Ryan is on the side of those who want the investigation hindered
GOP’s shameless new plan: Bulldoze Sessions in order to get rid of Mueller
Heather Digby Parton
In the wake of Michael Wolff's sleazy revelations, Republicans won't give an inch — and they're getting desperate
Trump expects to see pro-Black Lives Matter rapper Kendrick Lamar live in concert Monday
Rachel Leah
The president plans to attend the College Football Playoff National Championship where Lamar is playing halftime
Two House GOP lawmakers call for Jeff Sessions to resign as attorney general
Charlie May
Citing leaks to the press and improper handlings of the Steele dossier, GOP lawmakers call for Sessions to resign
Steve Bannon: Trump is “a great man.” I still support him “day in and day out”
Charlie May
After a messy breakup, Bannon reaffirmed his support for Trump, even after being hit with a cease-and-desist letter
Worst thing Steve Bannon said about Trump? “Money laundering”
Heather Digby Parton
Was Trump enraged because Bannon criticized his family? Or because he now understands his presidency is in danger?
Senate Republicans want to speed up approval of Trump’s nutty nominees
Amanda Marcotte
Trump has nominated numerous people who seem unhinged or unqualified. McConnell's solution: Rubber-stamp 'em all!
How Silicon Valley’s capitalist greed continues to cheat creators and rob American culture
Rick Gell
Let's poke holes in the weak argument for why YouTube and other social media platforms aren’t held accountable
Michael Wolff’s tell-all may not be super reliable, but it’s juicy enough
Charlie May
A look inside a deeply inexperienced campaign, a rough transition and months of disorder in the Oval Office
New tack in right-wing Trump defense: The Mueller grand jury is too black
Gabriel Bell
The New York Post and "Fox & Friends" focus on the racial makeup of the jury empaneled for the Russia investigation
Steve Bannon: Trump Tower meeting with Russian lawyer was “treasonous”
Charlie May
Breitbart chieftain reportedly said, "They’re going to crack Don Junior like an egg on national TV"
Fusion GPS founders: The Steele Dossier is a lot more important than you may think
Matthew Rozsa
The founders of the research firm Fusion GPS discuss why they hired Christopher Steele and what he discovered
John Dean: Nixon “might have survived if there’d been a Fox News”
Rachel Leah
The former Nixon White House counsel thinks the Russia investigation is just heating up, too
Democrats aren’t powerless against Republican efforts to block Russia probe
Charlie May
"It’s in both the Democrats’ and the Republicans’ interests to . . write a report based on a common set of facts"
Influential rabbi calls Lorde a “bigot,” anti-Semitic sympathizer in full-page Washington Post ad
Gabriel Bell
Rabbi Shmuley Boteach is criticizing the singer's decision to cancel a planned concert in Israel
The Papadopoulos paradox: Could “coffee boy” be key to the whole conspiracy?
Heather Digby Parton
Why did a foreign policy bit player know about the hacked emails before anybody else? And who did he tell?
Civil disobedience in the Trump era: A new wave of activism?
Matthew Rozsa
For those who believe Trump is an illegitimate president, it's time to step up to stronger tactics
The new JFK files reveal how the CIA tracked Oswald
Jefferson Morley
Agency personnel read the assassin's mail in Russia and observed his activities in New Orleans
Looking back at 2017: A shape-shifting year that promises big change ahead
Paul Rosenberg
Trump dominated the news, but from the Women's March to Charlottesville to #MeToo, activists struck the sparks
Russia or tax cuts: Are MSNBC’s corporate bosses causing a coverage dilemma?
Eoin Higgins
Which would Comcast rather MSNBC cover?
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