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President Mike Pence?
Stephan Richter, Bill Humphrey
Where Trump is undisciplined, Mike Pence is very disciplined and boring. But will that help Americans? Probably not
Donald Trump is responsible for his own behavior but his presidency is the fault of the American people
Chauncey DeVega
Redemption for this country, for both revanchists and those who chose not to see clearly, lies in resisting Trump
Jared Kushner defends himself after Senate hearing: “I did not collude with Russia”
Matthew Rozsa
Jared Kushner speaks out. Instead of talking about Russia though, he talks about his father-in-law's election win
Paul Krugman warns Americans: Don’t let Russia distract us when health care for millions is at risk
Ilana Novick
"Don't let the bad guys in the Senate do terrible things because you weren't paying attention"
Let’s listen to Donald Trump Jr.’s Russia emails in the form of an indie folk song
Alessandra Maldonado
Everything has the potential to be a good song — even a major email scandal
Donald Trump wants his Justice Department to investigate Hillary Clinton
Charlie May
While slamming his Attorney General in a tweet, Trump calls on the DOJ to investigate Clinton
Donald Trump lashes out at his own attorney general, Jeff Sessions, on Twitter
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump wants to send a message to his attorney general: I'm watching you
Mooch’s first round disappoints: Anthony Scaramucci off to a rocky start on the Sunday shows
Jeremy Binckes
Trump's newly chosen communications director made a splash defending the president — but not in a good way
Shelter from the storm: Republicans have all intentions of protecting their president from problems
Heather Digby Parton
The president can complain that Republicans don't have his back. But the GOP's inactivity shows they actually do
Are Democrats turning to an alliance between neocons and neoliberals? If so, it’s a terrible strategy
Conor Lynch
An alliance with Bush-era neocons on the Russia scandal is pushing Democrats hard right on foreign policy. Sad!
Why not call it treason?
Jefferson Morley
Team Trump's actions fit the commonsense and legal definition of betrayal of country
Checkpoint, U.S.A.: Crossing the border into Trump’s America
Jonathan Meador
A bizarre encounter with an angry, paranoid border agent gives us a taste of what we missed living abroad
White House says Trump is open to signing legislation on Russia sanctions: Report
Charlie May
On Sunday a White House official said the Trump administration supports "where the legislation is now"
Why do human beings speak so many languages?
Michael Gavin
People currently speak 7,000 languages around the globe
Spreading fake news about Putin, or Red-scare propaganda, does nothing to defeat Trump
Danielle Ryan
Blaming Putin for things he didn't do, or spreading ludicrous claims about "communism," only undermines the truth
Congress agrees on Russia sanctions bill that will go to President Trump for his signature or veto
Taylor Link
The bill will not be taken kindly by the Kremlin, so now the onus is on the president to decide if it becomes law
Federal investigators in Russia probe hope to flip Paul Manafort: report
Taylor Link
Trump's former campaign manager is under investigation for money laundering, and Bob Mueller is looking to flip him
Pardon-palooza: Trump could wreak havoc by abusing the presidential pardon
Cody Cain
No one knows if the president can pardon himself. But he can damn sure pardon everybody else and let them walk away
At midway point, 2017 is second-hottest year on record
Andrea Thompson
June 2017 was 1.81°F (1.01°C) above pre-industrial average — Paris deal sets the mark under 2°C (3.6°F)
Neck-deep in Russkies
Lucian K. Truscott IV
When was the last time you had a translator at a campaign meeting?
What Trump’s Putin love reveals about conservatives
Neal Gabler
Some American conservatives are attracted to authoritarianism and distrust modern Western culture
Trump surrogates channel Clinton administration in denouncing special investigation into Russian meddling
Matthew Sheffield
Newt Gingrich complains about a prosecutor expanding his mandate, something he once said was okay to do
Trump’s “Made in America Week” is ending on a real high note
Matthew Sheffield
Donald Trump's communications team wants to be on message, but he keeps undermining them
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