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The Trump doctrine: Only I can fix the world
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's UN speech: Democracy and human rights? Fake news! National sovereignty is meaningless. Let's blow stuff up
Donald Trump isn’t paying his lawyers. His donors are
Matthew Rozsa
Trump, a man worth billions, is letting someone else pick up the check for his legal troubles
Will China do the right thing about North Korea?
Charles Burton
China knows that imposing truly harsh sanctions on North Korea could simply backfire
Only two countries think Trump is doing a better job than Obama did
Steven Rosenfeld
A globally reviled leader makes his UN debut and lectures about mismanagement
Read the full transcript of Trump’s speech to UN General Assembly
Sophia Tesfaye
Full transcript and video: Trump warns the U.S. is "ready, willing and able" to "totally destroy" North Korea
Paul Manafort was wiretapped as part of the Russia probe
Matthew Rozsa
Things take a turn in the saga of Paul Manafort
The dangerous case of Donald Trump: Robert Jay Lifton and Bill Moyers on “A Duty to Warn”
Bill Moyers
Psychiatrist Robert Jay Lifton on the Goldwater Rule: We have a duty to warn if someone may be dangerous to others
Michael Flynn wants you to help pay his legal bills
Matthew Sheffield
Michael Flynn reported earning more than $1 million per year, but needs a hand
Donald Trump’s lawyers fail at basic lawyering: Privacy
Matthew Rozsa
Rule 1 of law: Don't discuss private matters in public, right in front of a New York Times reporter
Trump might be about to launch his dumbest gambit yet to save his presidency
Jefferson Morley
The idea that Trump is going to be bridging ideological divides is delusional: He's heavily mixed in extremism
Trump’s FEC pick: Defender of dark money
Amanda Marcotte
Trey Trainor spent years fighting campaign finance disclosure, which is extra creepy in the age of Russian meddling
How solar power can protect the U.S. military from threats to the electric grid
Joshua M. Pearce
The U.S. faces a triple threat in the possibility of a major grid failure
Was the DNC hack an inside job? It’s a hot theory — but probably not
Matthew Sheffield
There are good reasons to distrust the U.S. intelligence agencies. But Russians likely did hack the Democrats
Who’s the biggest loser? Ranking Hillary Clinton among the also-rans who won the popular vote
Matthew Rozsa
Hillary Clinton wasn't the first to win the popular vote and lose the election. But her case is different somehow
Who is begging for war? We have such a poor understanding of the conflict with North Korea
Vijay Prashad
Unless the United States downgrades threats against North Korea, there will be no possibility of peace
Bigoted radio host Michael Savage has lost faith in Trump
Pam Vogel
Trump and members of his administration have called Savage regularly for years to receive sycophantic praise
Facebook moves to prevent advertisers from targeting haters
Daniel Golden
Facebook said it's removing audience categories based on users’ reported interests
American diplomats are getting sick in Cuba, and no one knows why
Leigh C. Anderson
So-called "sonic attacks" that have caused mild brain injury and hearing loss have left officials mystified
“Putin’s favorite congressman” thinks Charlottesville was a liberal conspiracy
Matthew Rozsa
Civil War re-enactors, not neo-Nazis, started the trouble over Confederate statues
How Facebook enabled advertisers to reach “Jew haters”
Julia Angwin, Madeleine Varner, Ariana Tobin
After being contacted by ProPublica, Facebook removed several anti-Semitic ad categories
Jeff Sessions wanted to quit, but kept going for one reason
Matthew Rozsa
Sessions was humiliated by Donald Trump after Bob Mueller was hired, but stayed on to do one thing
Russia retaliates by getting really petty with U.S. Embassy staff
Charlie May
Russia has done it now: Reducing parking spots for American embassy staffers
Trump’s ethics office is OK with lobbyists paying staffers’ legal bills
Matthew Rozsa
The new White House ethics chief wants to relax rules on who's donating to whom, and for what
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