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James Comey’s congressional testimony is going to be yuuuge!
Matthew Sheffield
Even if he says nothing new, James Comey's testimony is going to put a real focus on Trump's Russia scandal
After Trump’s exit from Paris Accord, just sanction the bastards!
Jean-Francois Boittin
After Trump’s exiting from the Paris Accord, no more travel freedom for all those involved in the decision-making
Be warned, Donald Trump: Ghosts are everywhere
Michael Winship
Harry Truman understood the importance of allies in Europe. President Trump does not.
Russia attempted to hack U.S. voting software days before election: NSA document
Matthew Rozsa
A newly published National Security Agency report shows that Russian hacking went further than previously known
Kellyanne Conway: The media has an “obsession” with covering Trump tweets
Matthew Rozsa
As Donald Trump practices Twitter un-diplomacy, Kellyanne Conway wonders why we should talk about his Twitter habit
Vladimir Putin to Megyn Kelly: Russian hacking allegations is “disinformation”
Matthew Rozsa
Megyn Kelly presses the Vladimir Putin hacking allegations, causing Putin to squirm under the spotlight
It’s time for cable news to unplug the White House press briefings
Eric Boehlert
Cable networks broadcasting every White House press briefing is a waste of everyone's time
Trump’s appalling response to London makes it clear: He must go before it happens here
Bob Cesca
Our president's juvenile and self-serving response to the London tragedy makes it clear: He can't do this job
Private defense companies are here to stay — what does that mean for national security?
Charles Mahoney
Donald Trump's budget proposes a ten percent increase in defense spending
Trump’s Russia scandal is more like Iran-Contra than Watergate — which isn’t good news
Paul Rosenberg
Unfortunately, the murky, massive and muddled Reagan-era scandal is a far closer analogy to what we now face
Beware: Donald Trump can still find a way to undermine the Russia investigation
Cody Cain
Real investigations of the Trump-Russia scandal have begun. That doesn't mean the president won't sabotage them
Trump’s scandals are dangerous: Because they’re distracting us from the grave threats to human civilization
Émile P. Torres
The Russia scandal could endanger democracy — but there are far bigger issues that threaten our species' survival
Wouldn’t it be nice? How the Russia investigation intersects with real-world U.S. foreign policy goals
Timothy Frye
As the Trump scandal unfolds, bear in mind that better relations with Russia would actually be a good idea
Donald Trump’s Paris pullout could be another League of Nations debacle
Matthew Rozsa
Elections have consequences, and a century ago one presidential election changed the world
Why can’t Hillary let it go? Donald Trump’s not the only one still obsessing over the election
Danielle Ryan
In a bizarre performance, Clinton blamed Comey, WikiLeaks, Russia, the New York Times and Netflix. What's missing?
John McCain thinks Vladimir Putin is a greater threat than ISIS: Hello, senator — the world is calling
Danielle Ryan
Even if every allegation about Russian election meddling is true, McCain's comparison is grotesque hypocrisy
Hillary Clinton’s big problem wasn’t bad data — it was bad politics
Conor Lynch
Clinton points fingers at Comey, the Russians and the media. But her inability to look in the mirror says it all
While you were working, the Trump-Russia situation got a bit dicier
Matthew Rozsa
A number of breaking developments are making the Trump-Russia situation even more of a problem for the president
Ghosts are everywhere: What Harry Truman could teach Donald Trump about allies and friendship
Michael Winship
Harry Truman understood the importance of allies in Europe. President Trump does not
Vladimir Putin offers Megyn Kelly a 3-year-old suspect and a pill to remedy Russia “hysteria”
Taylor Link
After saying that a Russian may have hacked the DNC, Vladimir Putin says there's no evidence one did
Trump seeks to spend more on nuclear weapons but buys little added capability
Patrick Malone
Cost overruns are eating up a substantial portion of the National Nuclear Security Administration’s weapons budget
Vladimir Putin and Hillary Clinton are both talking about the 2016 election, still
Matthew Rozsa
Hillary Clinton's remarks about the election anger DNC staffers, and Putin's comments anger everyone
Nigel Farage laughs off report FBI is looking into his Russia connections
Taylor Link
Nigel Farage has ties to Trump campaign associates and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange — and the FBI has noticed
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