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Former Reagan adviser Richard Clarke tells Bill Maher that Russia hacking is far worse than people realize
Taylor Link
The national security adviser said that the U.S. has done nothing to prepare for the next hack
The Trump resistance vs. the Tea Party: So far, a story of immense potential — and great danger
Conor Lynch
The anti-Trump movement could transform politics more than the Tea Party ever did — or it could get Astroturfed
Exclusive: Seymour Hersh dishes on new exposé upending the official story about Trump and Syrian chemical attacks
Ken Klippenstein
The veteran investigative reporter is turning the narrative upside down with his latest investigation
Jeff Sessions wants the Russian investigation to end “sooner rather than later”
Michael Glassman
As Democrats complain that the Attorney General violated the terms of his recusal, he calls for Russia probe to end
Trump stacks his voter integrity commission with the nation’s leading voter suppression architects
Taylor Link
Kris Kobach has already demanded voter rolls from every state -- the same data that Russia tried to hack last year
Forget the stupid tweets: There’s big news on Trump’s Russia connections — and he doesn’t want you to read it
Heather Digby Parton
New reports link Michael Flynn to hacking and reveal Trump's massive business deals in the former Soviet Union
Collusion is back: The strange tale of Michael Flynn, his son and a now-deceased Republican operative
Sophia Tesfaye
Report: Trump’s former national security adviser implicated in attempted hack of Hillary Clinton’s emails
Seymour Hersh casts doubt on reported Syrian gas attack
Jefferson Morley
Claims Trump ignored U.S. intelligence reports of a conventional attack while ordering meaningless military action
Trump’s Mika tweets were gruesome — but the “resistance” needs to stop fainting every time he says something inflammatory
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's Twitter abuse of Mika Brzezinski was just daily outrage fodder — and as usual we all took the bait
Van Jones: James O’Keefe’s CNN video took me out of context
Matthew Rozsa
Van Jones says you shouldn't take James O'Keefe's "sting" video of him at face value
Nuclear experts warn of a march to war with North Korea
Matthew Rozsa
Ex-nuclear commanders from around the world are urging Trump to engage in talks with North Korea instead
Scam artist James O’Keefe is back with a CNN “exposé” — and Republicans just can’t say no
Bob Cesca
Every O'Keefe video has turned out to be phony propaganda — but he tells Republicans what they want to hear
Trump, with a vicious temperament, seems eager to hasten the doomsday clock
Vijay Prashad
Climate catastrophe and the threat of war, make the future very dark, indeed
Senate panel to review Comey memos
Charlie May
The chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Sen. Richard Burr says he's received a "commitment" on the memos
Facebook’s secret censorship rules protect white men from hate speech but not black children
Julia Angwin, Hannes Grassegger
A trove of internal documents sheds light on Facebook's censorship algorithms
A nuclear power plant was hacked in the U.S.
Matthew Rozsa
The system that was breached dealt with business issues, not highly sensitive ones
Yes, the White House is gaslighting America
Jeremy Binckes
The quest for truth in the White House takes a back seat to the quest to make the administration look good
At last the world is united — in hating and fearing one man (who only cares about CNN)
Heather Digby Parton
Health care? Syria? News that people on six continents hate him? Never mind! Trump just wants to bash the media
How corporate media enabled the GOP’s audacious plan to steal health care coverage from 23 million Americans
Corporate media is finally talking about Trumpcare. It’s too little too late
6 trigger points: How the conflict between the United States and Iran is fast escalating toward war
Jefferson Morley
The United States' next ground war in the Middle East might erupt without warning
Ransomware attack spreads across Europe, Russia and U.S.
Charlie May
The ransomware attack spread quickly across the globe, and even affected radiation monitoring at Chernobyl
Three journalists resign from CNN after Russia-related story is retracted
Charlie May
CNN said an investigation about a Russia investigation didn't follow "some standard editorial practices"
Mueller v. Trump: The ultimate lawsuit
Steven Harper
Odds are that Trump will eventually fire special counsel Robert Mueller
Here’s Tomi Lahren making her debut for a pro-Trump organization
Matthew Rozsa
The new ad claims that the allegations surrounding Trump and Russia are part of a "witch hunt"
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