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Making our own steel is key to American freedom

Leo Gerard
Imports already take more than a quarter of the U.S. steel market. Time to start making it all at home.

Did Sessions and Trump conspire to obstruct justice?

Clark D. Cunningham
If Jeff Sessions and Donald Trump did conspire against the former FBI Director, it could be grounds for impeachment

From the Pentagon Papers to Trump: How the government gained the upper hand against leakers

Margot Susca
The Pentagon Papers exposed government official's tendency to lie about policy

Oliver Stone interviews Vladimir Putin: On U.S.-Russian relations and the Cold War

Oliver Stone
"Please do not try to drag me into anti-Americanism," Vladimir Putin says to Oliver Stone

This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: Serious gifts to the Trump family

Matthew Rozsa
From Chinese trademarks to more plugs by Ivanka Trump, the conflicts just keep on coming

Jeff Sessions’ Medical Marijuana memo is not what America needs

JJ McKay
Opinion: The Attorney General's marijuana policy is backwards and dangerous.

Is Mike Pence pulling a Gerald Ford or a Spiro Agnew?

Matthew Rozsa
Pence is either getting ready to become an incoming president or an outgoing vice president

President Trump confirms he is under investigation, calls out the Justice Department in a tweet

Taylor Link
The president tweeted Friday that the man who recommended firing James Comey is now investigating him for that act

Russian airstrike may have killed ISIS leader Al-Baghdadi

Taylor Link
The Russian defense ministry says that an airstrike that killed over 300 combatants included Al-Baghdadi

Jeff Sessions also didn’t disclose having dinner with a lobbyist for Russian interests

Matthew Rozsa
A Russian lobbyist says he dined twice with Jeff Sessions — that was never disclosed

Team Trump goes after Robert Mueller: Our national crisis enters a decisive phase

Heather Digby Parton
With the president now under investigation, his allies try to paint him as the victim of persecution. It won't work

Jared Kushner’s business record is under investigation: report

Matthew Rozsa
The investigation into Trump's inner circle continues, with a focus on Jared Kushner's Russia business dealings

Goodbye Pacific pivot, hello Pacific retreat

John Feffer
Who will take America’s place in Asia?

“Stonewall” Sessions leads the charge of the Trump brigade

Michael Winship
The attorney general's testimony before the Senate intelligence committee was more smoke and mirrors

Megyn Kelly, NBC’s first lady of normalizing

Melanie McFarland
There's value in shedding light on dangerous people like Alex Jones. But Megyn Kelly doesn't look up to the task

Mike Pence lawyers up: Vice President hires personal attorney to deal with Russia investigation

Charlie May
Pence hires outside counsel as the Russia probes heat up

GOP’s defense of Trump reaches new low: Ignorance of the law is no excuse for obstruction of justice

Jeremy Binckes
Trump is no toddler and Republicans should stop covering up for him

Trump’s favorite right-wing websites aren’t listening to his calls for unity following GOP shooting

Charlie May
Infowars is hyping the shooting in Alexandria as the "first shots" in the "second U.S. civil war"

Donald Trump dismisses obstruction of justice allegations as a “witch hunt” again

Brendan Gauthier
After two bombshell reports, Trump fires back on claims he's under investigation

Enabling a dangerous president: The Jared Kushner timeline

Steven Harper
The president's son-in-law is the Trump era's Forrest Gump

The one way Oliver Stone actually beat the strongman in “The Putin Interviews”

Matthew Rozsa
When you reduce a Putin to absurdly comparing criticisms of him with antisemitism, you've scored a coup

Kamala Harris has emerged as a Senate star amidst Russia hearings

Matthew Rozsa
California's junior senator has emerged as a tough questioner, often making her Republican colleagues uncomfortable

Rex Tillerson won’t fully staff the State Department until 2018

Matthew Rozsa
Tillerson told Congress that "early next year we’ll begin implementation" of his State Department reorganization

Donald Trump may still be considering firing Robert Mueller: report

Matthew Rozsa
Mueller was appointed as special counsel to investigate possible collusion between Trump's campaign and Russia
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