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“Fake news” or free speech: Is Google cracking down on left media?
Matthew Sheffield
Progressive websites say they're being unfairly penalized by Google's clumsy efforts to stamp out fake news
Daniel Ellsberg warns of nuclear dangers in the era of Trump
Greg Mitchell
Author Greg Mitchell reviews a new book reflecting on the history of nuclear weapons and the growing threat
Trump’s most absurd comments from today’s press conference
Leigh C. Anderson
Notably, Trump tried to recast the deaths of American soldiers into a tale of his own heroics
From Russia with love: Memo tries, fails, to exculpate Donald Trump Jr.
Taylor Link
Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya claims this memo proves her meeting with Jr. was about Russian adoptions
Larry Flynt can’t get Donald Trump impeached — but Congress can
Jeremy Binckes
The Hustler honcho is offering $10 million for damning evidence — that would likely accomplish nothing
Trump spends $1.1 million of donor money on personal legal fees
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's legal fees included $200,000 for Donald Trump Jr. to be prepped for his congressional testimony
Will Trump ever do a TV interview with a real journalist again?
Matt Gertz
This is not a White House that believes the president has a responsibility to answer tough questions from the press
Study: Hannity’s treatment of Trump’s Russia scandal takes an authoritarian turn
Matt Gertz
This summer, the Fox host laid the groundwork for a dangerous response by the president
Spies like us: How computers bonded the U.S. and Russia
Mary Flanagan
As a teenage hacker, I looked up to the Russians. But our countries’ shared culture of hacking goes back decades
Paul Manafort and Russian oligarch had $60 million relationship: Report
Charlie May
Trump's former campaign manager's ties to a Russian oligarch are stronger than previously reported
Nixon and Trump: what happens when presidents unravel
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Nixon schemed and spewed dangerous vitriol behind closed doors, Trump is doing the same in full view of the public
Trump’s Iran contradiction: He wants to junk the nuclear deal, but presents no evidence why
Matthew Sheffield
Trump's desire to withdraw from the Iran deal puts him at odds with President Vladimir Putin's government
Trump’s latest attack on Obamacare violates his oath to uphold Constitution
Steven Rosenfeld
Trump is now crossing the lines set by conservatives for removal from office
Trump is falling apart, and nobody knows what to do about it
Heather Digby Parton
A cry for help is coming from the White House. Even Trump's inner circle say he's unstable; the danger is growing
Living with Trump’s new normal is driving me crazy
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Donald Trump is the most exhausting president in history
Sean Hannity believes 5 forces are trying to destroy Trump
Matt Gertz
Hannity excuses the Russia investigation on a big plot against Trump
Democrats are obsessed with impeaching Donald Trump, and that’s a problem
Charlie May
Should impeaching Donald Trump be the future for Democrats? That's what one donor suggests
Here’s how Russia was secretly spying on the United States
Matthew Rozsa
Two years ago, Israel detected that Russia was searching for sensitive information
Donald Trump wanted to increase America’s nuclear stockpile
Matthew Rozsa
Trump suggested that the U.S. exponentially raise its nuclear arsenal — that's what caused Tillerson's outburst
President Trump “likely obstructed justice,” could be impeached: report
Taylor Link
A Brookings report lays out analysis similar to that undertaken by special counsel Robert Mueller
Google: Russians bought U.S. political ads on our sites, too
Matthew Sheffield
The search and advertising giant's admission is just the latest in sites that sowed discord by Russia
How Facebook helped the Trump campaign in 2016
Matthew Rozsa
In a new interview, Trump's former digital director discussed how Facebook embeds helped the campaign out
Steve Bannon’s new plan: Erik Prince for Senate
Heather Digby Parton
Controversial Blackwater founder (and Betsy DeVos' brother) may be a centerpiece in Bannon's plan for GOP conquest
Women’s labor, sex work and U.S. military bases abroad
David Vine
Commercial sex zones have developed around U.S. bases worldwide, and problems are particularly pronounced overseas
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