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5 of the most dangerous and ridiculous conspiracy theories spread by Sean Hannity
Alexandra Rosenmann
Sean Hannity is now losing advertisers due to the blunder. But it's been years in the making
What’s behind Sean Hannity’s disgraceful Seth Rich conspiracy theories?
Matt Gertz
Hannity doesn’t realize what he’s doing.
10 political movies that will actually inspire you
Matthew Rozsa
Yeah, the Trump era is a straight-up drag, but here are a few films that may restore your faith in democracy
After Trump’s disastrous vacation, Angela Merkel warns: The world has no leader
Heather Digby Parton
If the president's trip to Saudi Arabia and Israel was farcical, his European stop left the world order shaken
Last year on Memorial Day: Trump signals that America is “susceptible to fascist appeals”
David Niose
On Memorial Day 2016: The rise of Trump "arguably creeps closer to the fringes of fascism than anything preceding"
A Timeline: Russia and President Trump
Steven Harper
To keep everything in one location, here's an updated summary (so far)
Does Vladimir Putin really own Donald Trump? It’s more likely than you think
Cody Cain
Kompromat is the name of the Russian game — and to win the White House, Trump may have unwittingly been played
12 YouTube challenges your kid will try
Christine Elgersma
Learn about the viral internet stunts kids can't resist — and help them play it safe
Corey Lewandowski, one of Trump’s former campaign managers, could be joining the White House next week
Taylor Link
Lewandowski could be pegged next week to help in the White House's war room designed to combat the Russia scandal
Kick Donald Trump’s circus out of town
Michael Winship
We have to get to the bottom of the Russian scandal, but keep an eye on transgressions throughout the government
Donald Trump has no “secret plan” to wipe out the “evil losers” of ISIS — he’s stuck in the same old no-win situation
Danielle Ryan
Despite all his campaign bluster, Trump faces an intractable, insidious enemy and untrustworthy allies. Good luck!
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: Nothing to hide, but nothing to show
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's conflicts this week have caused him to try to stop the Office of Government Ethics from doing its job
How the murder of a DNC staffer turned into a right-wing conspiracy
John Whitehouse
The story goes through nearly everyone in right-wing media: Sean Hannity, Roger Stone, Louise Mensch and more
Comey rushed to close Clinton investigation for fear fake Russian intel would leak: Report
Sophia Tesfaye
Comey reportedly closed Clinton case over Russian intel he knew was false
Trump staffer hints he may be open to softening Russia sanctions
Matthew Rozsa
A key staffer gets cagey when asked about the status of sanctions against Russia
Montenegro’s prime minister didn’t mind President Trump’s shove seen round the world
Taylor Link
Being president means that you can shove another world leader and they'll let you get away with it
Steny Hoyer sums up Democrats’ thoughts on Russia saga: A “continuing pattern of cover up”
Charlie May
The congressman from Maryland says the "continuing pattern" has led him to believe there's a fire behind the smoke
FBI homes in on Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner in Russia probe
Keith A. Spencer
A series of meetings between a Russian banker, the Russian ambassador and Kushner are raising eyebrows at the FBI
GOP strategist admits he colluded with Russian hackers to hurt Hillary Clinton, Democrats
Sophia Tesfaye
It’s bigger than Trump
Joe Lieberman won’t be Donald Trump’s FBI director
Charlie May
Lieberman, once a front-runner to be Trump's FBI director, cites a big conflict of interest in withdrawing
More information comes out on Manafort, Page, Flynn connections with Russia
Matthew Rozsa
After the infamous Steele dossier came out, Paul Manafort reached out to Team Trump
Jeff Sessions says he was advised not to mention Russia meetings
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's attorney general insists he was following the FBI's when he omitted it from his security clearance check
The internet won’t let Armenia go away
Michael Winship
Controversy over two recent motion pictures sheds light on the Armenian genocide
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