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Donald Trump meets Vladimir Putin, and something may have come out of it
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump began his meeting with Vladimir Putin by talking about the 2016 election — and not in his usual way
Rachel Maddow warns: People are trying to fool the media with forged documents
Matthew Rozsa
The MSNBC host says that she was sent a false NSA document so that she could discredit herself by reporting it
Vladimir Putin’s meeting with Donald Trump will change nothing
Matthew Rozsa
Putin believes that Trump is damned if he does, damned if he doesn't, during their first official meeting
Russian hackers are alleged to be targeting nuclear power plants
Matthew Rozsa
U.S. intelligence officials say Russia, emboldened since the 2016 presidential election, is going after new targets
Trump’s Russia lies keep on coming — and so do his hollow, hypocritical attacks on Obama
Bob Cesca
At his Poland press conference, the president rolled out an especially egregious list of falsehoods and distortions
Trump is on course to get a hot war going with North Korea
Jefferson Morley
An underinformed president faces an overhyped threat. What could go wrong?
Media allows bogus civil rights group ADL to smear Israel critics and Black Lives Matter activists
The group routinely lumps leftists in with white nationalists and paints black critics of Israel as anti-Semites
Trump borrows the far-right’s rallying cry while in Europe: The West must have the “courage to preserve our civilization”
Sophia Tesfaye
Donald Trump gives a nod to the far-right's thoughts about the preservation of "Western civilization"
Massive political pain lies ahead for the GOP — and it couldn’t happen to a nicer bunch of guys
Heather Digby Parton
Full control in Washington isn't as much fun as Republicans thought — and their predicament is about to get worse
Donald Trump hedges on Russia hacking while in Poland: “A lot of countries interfere”
Matthew Rozsa
In a press conference Thursday, Donald Trump wouldn't say that Russia was solely responsible for its actions
Trump’s advisers feed him stuff from neo-Nazi websites — but we’re talking about CNN and a Reddit troll
Matthew Sheffield
News network's boast about a racist Reddit user has allowed the far right to claim the moral high ground
Trump’s big G-20 gambit: Whatever happens, Vladimir Putin wins
Cynthia Hooper
Never mind the bromance — Putin is now trying to position himself as a reasonable, responsible world leader
Vladimir Putin’s next move: What does the Russian leader want from Trump? And what will he offer?
Heather Digby Parton
Trump has definitely lied about whether he knows Putin. But he has told us one big prize the Russian could offer
Angela Merkel: Ever-lasting woman leader?
Stephan Richter, Bill Humphrey
Merkel is on track to be the longest continuously serving female head of government in modern times
It’s time for the NSA to speak up about its stolen cyber weapons
Charlie May
Two global attacks in six weeks using the NSA's cyber weapons. Shouldn't they be held accountable?
Tale of a traitor: Is the famous betrayal of Benedict Arnold echoed in Michael Flynn?
Heather Digby Parton
Embittered by rejection and in need of money, a general turns against his own country. Who are we talking about?
Mistakes in the news are not fake news
Todd Gitlin
And tantrums from the faker-in-chief don’t make them so
Is Putin’s Russia the critical threat Americans believe it to be?
Ronald Suny
A U.S. and NATO playbook to dealing with Russia
Fox News is gleefully egging on Donald Trump’s bullying of CNN
Matthew Rozsa
Instead of discouraging Trump's violent imagery, they want viewers to top him by coming up with a better nickname
With the help of industry insiders and lobbyists, Scott Pruitt is rapidly changing the EPA
Charlie May
"It amounts to a corporate takeover of the agency, in its decision- and policy-making functions"
Cold War flashback: Media’s flawed coverage of the Trump-Russia story is not helping the left
Danielle Ryan
CNN's terrible week was just the latest example of sloppy, hysterical Russia coverage that only feeds Trump
Sean Hannity demands the media to have “respect for the office” in a weird retweet
Taylor Link
The Fox News host wants journalists to be more like a girl who cleaned Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
Russia and the left: How the Trump-Putin saga became a battlefield in the Democratic Party’s civil war
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump's weirdest victory: The Russia scandal has sparked vitriol, fake news and wild accusations — on the left
So much for the idea of a Trump-Putin “bromance”
Jefferson Morley
National interests have a way of prevailing over personal friendships
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