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Trump won’t stop lying about Russia
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump's first impulse is to lie, then when he's caught he just lies a little more. His people do the same
Roger Stone is soliciting donations for his legal bills
Charlie May
Looks like the Russia investigation is costing at least one close Trump associate a hefty sum
Why social media may not be so good for democracy
Gordon Hull
Facebook shows you what you want to see, which may be further dividing the country along partisan lines
New report suggests Trump may have lied about ties to mob-linked Russian businessman
Matthew Rozsa
A new report describes Trump meeting with Felix Sater shortly after the 2016 presidential election
Trump’s “National Day for the Victims of Communism” has one major problem
Taylor Link
The White House speaks of the horrors of communism with more gusto than the horrors of the Holocaust
Carter Page’s testimony is crazy, and big trouble for Trump camp
Taylor Link
The former Trump adviser got caught more than a few times on inconsistencies in his testimony
Kremlin-backed investments in tech giants unrelated to election interference
Keith A. Spencer
The story that the Kremlin was secretly investing in American tech companies is about cronyism, not Russiagate
Russian propaganda has forever changed U.S. campaigning
Steven Rosenfeld
The genie is out of the bottle
Donald Trump Jr. agreed to consider re-evaluating the Magnitsky law: report
Matthew Rozsa
Trump Jr. may have been closer to Russia than he initially let on
The attack on “fake news” is really an attack on alternative media
Dave Lindorff
As the author of an article labeled "pro-Russia propaganda," I can testify that unorthodox views are under attack
Trump continues to degrade the presidency — and there’s no quick fix coming
Chauncey DeVega
In normal circumstances, Trump's contempt for democracy would be grounds for removal. But nothing is normal now
The best reporting on Manafort, Gates and Papadopoulos
Sameera Khan
Manafort’s dodgy deals, Gates’ work and Papadopoulos’ emailing with Russians — reporters have dug into it all
6 loose ends in Mueller’s investigation that could end up shaking Trump’s presidency
Steven Rosenfeld
Former campaign staffers, White House appointees and Trump family could be ensnared
Wilbur Ross linked to company controlled by Putin family in mass leak of “Paradise Papers”
Taylor Link
Trump's Commerce secretary failed to disclose he was doing business with Vladimir Putin's family
Donald Trump is no isolationist
Jeff Faux
For all the talk of “America First,” Trump is a full-blown corporate internationalist
Alt-right Twitter darling Jenna Abrams turns out to be Russian bot
Taylor Link
Some of the Russian-controlled Twitter accounts were highly-popular personalities who major news outlets shared
“When I say Russia, you say Clinton”: Brian Stelter and Kellyanne Conway go at it in interview
Taylor Link
The host of CNN's "Reliable Sources" was having none of Conway's constant spinning
Al Franken lays into Facebook over Russian ad buys
Chris Sosa
The Minnesota senator looked visibly exhausted by the end of his questioning at a tense senate hearing
George Papadopoulos represented Trump’s campaign several times: Report
Charlie May
Papadopoulos represented the Trump campaign on numerous occasions, but the White House has downplayed it
Nearly half of Americans believe Trump committed a crime: poll
Matthew Rozsa
Most Americans approve of Mueller's handling of the Russia investigation, despite Trump's attacks on it
The DNC’s emails weren’t only hacked, they were edited: report
Matthew Rozsa
Russian hackers have tampered with emails before and a new report reveals they did with at least one Clinton email
Carter Page made life a lot more difficult for Jeff Sessions
Matthew Sheffield
Carter Page is perhaps the most talkative former Trump aide
Big Tech can’t handle Big Data: There’s too much information, and no way to use it
Matthew Sheffield
We have vastly more information than ever before. But no one knows how to use it to stop trolls or terrorists
Drill, baby, drill: GOP aims to sell wilderness drilling rights — dirt cheap
Amanda Marcotte
Drilling rights in the Arctic wildlife refuge and Utah's Sheeprock Mountains are up for sale at bargain prices
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