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In a time of madness, Sally Yates is a profile in courage
Michael Winship
The fired acting attorney general proved this week that there are still a few left who believe in truth and the law
National Review finds a way to blame Hillary Clinton for the James Comey mess
Jeremy Binckes
When faced with a potential constitutional crisis, National Review pulls out the Clinton bogeyman and bashes away
Democrats are now openly talking about impeaching Donald Trump
Matthew Sheffield
James Comey's firing and the administration's efforts to quell Russia investigations have Dems talking impeachment
Donald Trump’s lawyers say he doesn’t have any Russian money “with a few exceptions”
Matthew Rozsa
A letter from Trump's lawyers about his financial Russia connections is shady and intentionally evasive
“James Comey better hope”: Trump threatens his former FBI director on Twitter
Taylor Link
The paranoid president is concerned about James Comey — and may be starting battles with the FBI
Donald Trump is angry that his press shop can’t keep track of all his lies
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump is blaming his staff because they don't have "perfect accuracy" — and suggests ending press briefings
“We want this to come to its conclusion”: White House delivers smoking gun on James Comey’s firing
Matthew Rozsa
The White House is interfering with the FBI's Russia investigation. They want it to go away
Mike Pence is neck-deep in Donald Trump’s James Comey mess
Heather Digby Parton
The veep may look like a tangential figure in the administration, but he's in the middle of this deepening crisis
Democrats aren’t hypocrites on Comey: Trump’s firing of the FBI director is cause for outrage
Matthew Sheffield
Trump's defenders are trying to muddy the waters — but in fact most Democrats never called for Comey's ouster
Did Trump just admit to obstruction of justice?
Keith A. Spencer
If Trump admits he fired Comey because of the Russia investigation, this could be his Watergate
#LetsMakePeace: Trump goes on odd tweetstorm praising Russia — and Rosie O’Donnell
Charlie May
"Russia must be laughing up their sleeves watching as the U.S. tears itself apart," Trump tweeted
Donald Trump contradicts his own White House about James Comey firing timeline
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump makes liars of his staff — even Vice President Mike Pence
Who will replace James Comey? The speculation is flying on the new FBI director
Matthew Rozsa
The president has a wide range of options for the position of FBI Director, and a few names are being floated in DC
Bent on self-sabotage: Why is the Trump White House so terrible at managing crisis?
Gary Legum
The bungled Comey firing is only the latest example of a self-destructive pattern that goes back to the campaign
Trump “essentially declared war” on the FBI with James Comey’s firing
Matthew Rozsa
The president wants the bureau to stop digging into his alleged collusion with Russia and instead go after leakers
Donald Trump says he just invented an old Economics 101 phrase and other wild claims from recent interviews
Jeremy Binckes
Trump says he invented the phrase "prime the pump" — and 7 more wild details from the president's new interviews
Donald Trump wanted to fire James Comey for at least a week — because of “loyalty”
Matthew Rozsa
How the Trump administration botched the Comey firing, and made a mess of it all
The White House may have permitted a security breach when it let the Russian government take photographs
Matthew Rozsa
A Russian news site posted pictures of Trump meeting with Sergey Lavrov online, and White House staffers are livid
A coup in real time? Historian Timothy Snyder says the Comey firing is Trump’s “open admission of collusion with Russia”
Chauncey DeVega
Yale historian says Trump has now admitted guilt; former intelligence officer says Flynn was a Russian agent
Nixon didn’t have Twitter: The parallels are clear, but Trump might be more dangerous
Bob Cesca
Trump is a lot stupider than Nixon, but he also has social media, Fox News and the undying loyalty of his fanboys
Between two bushes: The Trump White House botched the James Comey firing in almost every way possible
Matthew Sheffield
From Sean Spicer's moonlight presser to the clueless timing and illogical arguments, the ineptitude is dazzling
Americans are witnessing a slow-motion coup
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Rule of law be damned, President Trump was mad as hell and casting around looking for a reason to fire James Comey
It’s a “Daily Show” Reunion on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert”
Melanie McFarland
"The Late Show" gets the band back together on a crazy news day, but only the host and Jon Stewart spoke of Comey
Henry Kissinger visits White House, surprises media with Oval Office photo-op
Charlie May
As if today couldn't get any weirder, suddenly a former secretary of state shows up in the White House unannounced
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