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Jeff Sessions considers investigating Hillary Clinton over 2010 uranium deal
Matthew Rozsa
Sessions is playing into the right-wing conspiracy theories about a deal between Russia and Hillary Clinton
North Korean leaders want to know if Donald Trump is crazy
Matthew Rozsa
North Korean officials are uncertain whether Trump is crazy, or if he'll even be president for much longer
Everybody owns Trump: But with Vladimir Putin, it’s special
Heather Digby Parton
Trump was thoroughly bamboozled throughout his Asia trip, but his bizarre Putin comments set a new standard
Are the Syrian Kurds next for betrayal by the Trump administration?
David L. Phillips
Trump and his generals are fairweather friends to freedom fighters
James Clapper and John Brennan clap back at President Trump’s “political hacks” rebuke
Taylor Link
The two former intelligence chiefs accused Trump of trying to "delegitimize the intelligence community"
Rebuilding a broken party: Where do Democrats go beyond Bernie vs. Hillary?
Paul Rosenberg
A post-election "autopsy" from the progressive wing argues that grassroots activists must do what leaders can't
Don’t follow your passion. It’s what’s holding you back
Ryan Holiday
Instead of passion, have purpose
The Democrats are perfectly positioned to be the party of peace, but they’ve chosen war
Charlie May
When will the current party of opposition stand up for peace, and embrace an anti-war movement?
Over a three week span, Fox spent 12 hours on a psuedoscandal
Matt Gertz
Trump propagandist Sean Hannity led the way with almost three and a half hours of Uranium One coverage
How does an authoritarian regime celebrate a revolution?
Cynthia Hooper
If you wish to project an image of a strong state, it’s awkward to toast the overturning of a seated government
CIA chief Mike Pompeo contradicts Trump, says Russia meddled in 2016 election
Charlie May
In a statement the CIA said Pompeo "stands by and has always stood by" the intelligence community assessment
These are the 25 members of Congress you should be following on Twitter
Taylor Link
Some are sharp. Some are funny. None of them use #MAGA
The best reporting on Paul Manafort, Rick Gates, and, of course, George Papadopoulos
Sameera Khan
Manafort’s dodgy deals, Gates’ work and Papadopoulos’ emailing Russian officials — reporters have dug into it all
5 diseases climate change may awaken from melted permafrost
Kali Holloway
Each layer that melts exposes germs dating back thousands of years
Two November revolutions: Another Russia-Trump connection
Andrew O'Hehir
The Russian Revolution changed the world — but not the way anyone expected. Will Trump's legacy be similar?
Kremlin denies Trump and Putin discussed Russian election meddling
Charlie May
The president told reporters that he believes Putin's denials, but a Kremlin official says the topic never came up
Michael Flynn may have discussed sending a U.S. green card holder to Turkey
Matthew Rozsa
After Trump's election, Flynn reportedly wanted to use the government to help out an alleged client of his
Legends of the “pee tape”: Trump’s bodyguard can neither confirm nor deny
Jeremy Binckes
Keith Schiller's chat with Congress offered tantalizing clues about the sleaziest aspect of the "Steele dossier"
Former FBI counter-spy on Mueller, Trump and Putin: “Russia is winning”
Chauncey DeVega
Naveed Jamali was a double agent battling Russian intelligence. He says their plans have worked brilliantly
Trump’s terrible NASA nominee and the GOP attack on science
Amanda Marcotte
Jim Bridenstine, Trump's choice to head NASA, is only the latest symptom of Republican contempt for science
Infowars peddled stories from a Russian propaganda outlet for years
Taylor Link
Alex Jones' website has republished well over 1,000 articles taken from the state-sponsored channel RT
Facebook’s co-founder blasts social media: “It literally changes your relationship with society”
Matthew Rozsa
One of Facebook's founders says that social media may have a negative impact on the human brain
Two big problems with American voting that have nothing to do with Russian hacking
Sascha Meinrath
Issues that are deeply engrained in the American voting system can influence elections more than foreign meddling
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