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In other news: What else happened while Michael Flynn flipped?
Matthew Sheffield
Trump's former national security adviser singing to the feds is certainly one way to end a hectic week
Fox News wants to find the real criminal here, and it’s not Michael Flynn
Matthew Sheffield
After ignoring Flynn's arrest, FNC decides it's proof that Obama needs to be investigated
Michael Flynn pleads guilty, may have flipped on Donald Trump
Charlie May
Trump's former national security adviser may have given Mueller his biggest target: the president
Trump pressured Republicans to stop Russia investigation. More proof of obstruction of justice?
Matthew Rozsa
Critics are saying Trump may have obstructed justice by trying to get Senate Republicans to end investigation
Trump’s tweets seem to be damaging his relationship with U.S. allies
Charlie May
Sadiq Khan and several British politicians call for Trump's official visit to the U.K. to be canceled entirely
Mainstream media still won’t tell the truth about Trump’s lies
Reed Richardson
Donald Trump's "false assertions" and "over-broad boasts" are driving media pros into tangled, useless euphemism
James O’Keefe embarrasses himself once again, and demonstrates how reporting should work
Charlie May
O'Keefe says he exposed The Washington Post once again, but doesn't understand how reporting works
New York Times Magazine profile of Sean Hannity missed a ton of his conspiracy theories
Matt Gertz
Trump's top talk radio host has a dangerous and murky side
GOP doomsday is coming: How the dreadful tax bill exposes a Republican rift
Heather Digby Parton
Public opinion and the Virginia election suggest the GOP is losing college-educated whites. Without them, it's done
The shocking alliance between Zionism and Anti-Semitism
Max Blumenthal
An in-depth discussion with renowned Palestinian scholar Prof. Joseph Massad
Seth Meyers makes the case Donald Trump may not last a full year
Chris Sosa
The "Late Night" host doesn't see the Mueller probe ending well for the president
Mueller homes in on Michael Flynn: How much did Trump know?
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's former national security adviser was previously one of America's top military spies. Just how dirty is he?
How Michael Flynn subverted our democracy
David L. Phillips
Another chapter in the Trump administration's foreign collusion
Tillerson and Trump wreak havoc at State: It’s a right-wing tradition
Heather Digby Parton
Rex Tillerson's State Department is melting down, in the final act of a long Republican crusade against diplomacy
American policy totally failed in Syria — let’s be thankful
Patrick Lawrence
Despite media obfuscation, last week's meeting between Putin and Assad suggests a new order in the Middle East
At least 1.3 million comments opposed to net neutrality were likely fake: Report
Charlie May
As the FCC's vote on net neutrality rules approaches, one data scientist found a problem with the comment process
Cable news ADD is preventing progressive change
Rick Gell
We need MSNBC to step up, admit the disease and lead the way to a cure
Don’t be fooled by these 12 foods with really tricky names
Melissa Kravitz Hoeffner
Rocky Mountain oysters aren't actually oysters
Here’s your leftover turkey: The case for Hillary Clinton 2020
Matthew Rozsa
What better way to honor the holiday than with a spiteful argument for yet another Clinton candidacy?
Trump takes us back to the days where we had to worry about nuclear war
Michael T. Klare
Making America nuclear again
How Trump blamed bin Laden’s crimes on Iran to stir war
Ben Norton
The media missed the huge lies in Trump's historic speech on the Iran nuclear deal
GOP insider Bruce Bartlett: “The Republican Party needs to die”
Chauncey DeVega
Onetime Reagan White House aide Bruce Bartlett on the media's massive failure and his own party's living death
Masha Gessen explains why Trump, Putin target LGBT people
Alyona Minkovski
The Russian-American journalist and author draws parallels between attacks on minorities in Russia and the U.S.
In the battle against disinformation, tech solutions aren’t enough
Amanda Marcotte
Right-wing propaganda — Russia-funded or not — is effective because people want so badly to believe in it
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