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7 times Donald Trump man-crushed on Vladimir Putin
Jefferson Morley
Yet the president's geopolitical bromance goes unrequited
A top House Democrat warns the GOP plans to shut down the Russia investigation
Matthew Rozsa
Rep. Adam Schiff posted a warning on Twitter that House Republicans are trying to let Trump off the hook
Here’s a terrifying list of what Donald Trump can still legally do
Matthew Rozsa
Among other things, Trump can effectively take control of law enforcement, and create parallel justice for himself
Donald Trump won’t say that he won’t pardon Michael Flynn — and that’s worrying people
Jeremy Binckes
Trump is sending a sign that he may not care about the rule of law
There was an effort to get Putin to meet Trump in 2015: report
Matthew Rozsa
The British promoter who helped Trump Jr. meet a Kremlin-connected lawyer tried to introduce Trump to Putin
Why did the Justice Department selectively release anti-Trump texts that fueled outrage at Mueller?
Matthew Rozsa
The FBI agents criticized for sending texts criticizing Trump also disparaged Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders
Trump’s bizarre love affair with Putin deepens: What is he hiding?
Heather Digby Parton
A Washington Post feature on Trump's Russia fixation is oddly credulous: Is wounded pride really the issue here?
Trump has been ignoring Russia threats and cozying up to authoritarians: report
Matthew Rozsa
Trump replied "So what?" when informed that members of his incoming Cabinet supported the intelligence on Russia
Rosenstein reaffirms Mueller as Republicans look to discredit Russia probe
Charlie May
Rosenstein defended Mueller and said he has had no reason to fire him from the Trump-Russia investigation
A leader as malignant as Trump stays in power with help
Eileen M. Russell Phd
Trump's co-conspirators must be held responsible, too
Republicans try to destroy Mueller inquiry: Will it work?
Heather Digby Parton
As Trump supporters fight back and muddy the waters, Congress seems to have lost the will to protect Mueller
Nearing the end game: The 6 phases of Trump’s plan to fire Robert Mueller
Jefferson Morley
Republicans prepare to end the rule of law in America
PolitiFact’s “Lie of the Year” goes to Donald Trump
Matthew Rozsa
This is the third year in a row that either Trump, or something spread by Trump, has won the "top" prize
Pelosi in a bind as momentum grows on impeachment
Jefferson Morley
The House Minority leader wants to go slow on dumping Trump, while 58 House Democrats say the time has come
Western art’s debt to the Islamic world
Noah Charney
The discipline of art history is slowly recognizing the Arab influence on European art
Facebook allowed political ads that were scams and malware
Jennifer Valentino-DeVries, Jeff Larson, Julia Angwin
In each case, the ads ran afoul of Facebook’s own guidelines to curb misleading and malicious advertising.
Conservatives’ Russia flip-flop: How did it happen?
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans opposed Russian aggression during the Soviet era; under a proto-fascist strongman, not so much
Origins of the alt-right, Part 2: White supremacy is deeply enmeshed in our culture
Anis Shivani
We can't expel alt-right racists as heretics and renegades, when the yearnings they express are found everywhere
Trump and Jerusalem: Will his “hard power” realism backfire bigly?
Patrick Lawrence
Like much of Trump's foreign policy, the Jerusalem decision recognizes ugly facts about the U.S. role in the world
Trump slams CNN for botched Wikileaks story as “vicious” and “purposeful mistake”
Charlie May
Trump once again targeted the network and he framed the error as a "purposeful" attack against him
Scholar Henry Giroux: “Matters are much worse than when Trump first started”
Chauncey DeVega
The author of "America at War With Itself" discusses the state of American democracy
“Fox & Friends”: “It just looks like” the FBI created the Steele dossier
Gabriel Bell
Host Ainsley Earhardt went through the looking glass and served up a fresh conspiracy theory for Trump
Devin Nunes will once again — and still — be leading the House Russia probe
Matthew Sheffield
The man accused of running interference for Trump says he was always involved in the House's investigation
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