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Fredo in the White House: Trump’s rolling chaos
John Colarusso
The president has brought about the downfall of liberalism and conservatism as we've come to know them
Dark gifts of the Trumpus: Hey, who needs the Enlightenment anyway?
Andrew O'Hehir
Don't shun the goblin who vows to make Christmas great again — if we refuse his presents he'll eat democracy
Maxine Waters rips Republican efforts to undermine the Mueller investigation
Chris Sosa
"We will not stand by and allow Fox News and right-wing Republicans to defy the rule of law."
Russia probe closes in on Trump’s inner circle
Matthew Sheffield
Russian-American businessman Felix Sater and Trump's former right-hand woman were called to testify this week
GOP’s new hunt for “Crooked Hillary”: A last-ditch gamble to save Trump?
Heather Digby Parton
Jeff Sessions, Devin Nunes and Rand Paul are all on the Clinton case: So far only the right-wing media is buying
Is Nikki Haley trying out for Rex Tillerson’s job? (Or Trump’s?)
Sophia Tesfaye
Once a major Trump critic, UN ambassador is now his foreign-policy star. Her ultimate goal is the White House
Jeff Sessions wants to reopen Uranium One case against Clinton — and here we go again
Jarrett Lyons
The Hillary Clinton demonization tour continues in the Trump administration
Partisan witch hunt: House Republicans are secretly investigating the DOJ and FBI
Charlie May
A group of Republicans want to to expose the DOJ and FBI for corruption and mishandling the Trump-Russia dossier
Anti-Trump conservative looks for common ground with the left
Jefferson Morley
Some conservatives, like Charles J. Sykes, are just as horrified as progressives
Senate probes Jill Stein’s Russia connections: Did she really spoil the election?
Matthew Sheffield
Green Party nominee attended a dinner with Putin and opposed Hillary Clinton's Russia policy. Is that sinister?
Congress fiddles while America burns
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Nothing to see here, folks. No Russia collusion. Look over there! Tax cuts!
Did the Wall Street Journal kill an editorial exposing Trump’s mob dealings?
Nicole Karlis
Rupert Murdoch's loyalties to Trump, and the journalistic integrity of the WSJ, starts to blur
25 last-minute book gifts to stuff in your favorite reader’s stocking
Marci Rae Johnson
You may want to buy a few of these for a present to yourself. It’s been a hard year — you deserve it!
James Clapper: Vladimir Putin treats Donald Trump like an “asset”
Matthew Rozsa
"He's a KGB officer. That's what they do. They recruit assets." Clapper says on Putin's relationship to Trump
More signs of guilt: Trump’s campaign was warned about Russia, and said nothing
Heather Digby Parton
In the summer of 2016, the FBI was already investigating "pervasive connections" between Trump and the Russians
Author Brian Klaas: Is Trump an “aspiring despot” or a “bumbling showman”? Yes!
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "The Despot's Apprentice" on the "long-term corrosion of democracy" that won't end when Trump is gone
Trump vs. Trump: New national security speech contradicts national security strategy
Matthew Rozsa
The White House now admits Russia uses "information tools" to undermine democracies — but Trump still won't
The “America First” Trump doctrine is going to change how the U.S. views the world
Matthew Rozsa
Trump believes that the U.S. is in a constant state of conflict with the world. Hello, U.S. foreign policy
Why even the idea that neocon Senator Tom Cotton might run Trump’s CIA is scary
Max Blumenthal
The Strangelovian senator apparently subscribes to a world war without end
Donald Trump is convinced Robert Mueller will exonerate him personally: report
Matthew Rozsa
Although Trump seems privately certain he'll be exonerated, his allies are trying to discredit Mueller's probe
Republicans: Their own worst enemies, as usual
Matthew Rozsa
Roy Moore's defeat reveals an uncomfortable truth for the GOP — in triumph, it begins to destroy itself
A Trumpian bonanza: We’ve never seen as much special ops as we do now
Nick Turse
Elite commandos have been deployed to 149 Countries in 2017
Republicans find their email scandal for Robert Mueller’s investigation
Jeremy Binckes
The special counsel has found government emails from the Trump transition team, and it's sparking anger
Ballet companies throughout the U.S. reimagine “The Nutcracker”
Jessica Klein
An '80s hip-hop version in Brooklyn and a whaling industry show in Massachusetts, “The Nutcracker” can do it all
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