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China, India become climate leaders as West falters
John Upton
Climate policies are advancing in developing countries but stalling or regressing in richer ones.
Russian hackers target French election: Moscow may be meddling in favor of Marine Le Pen
Charlie May
Russian hackers are apparently not content to settle with only interfering in American elections
Jason Chaffetz: White House can’t prove Michael Flynn “complied with the law”
Sophia Tesfaye
The head of the House Oversight Committee suggests Trump's ex-national security adviser may be in deep trouble
Neocons ride again! With Paul Wolfowitz whispering in Trump’s ear — and claiming Iraq was not a failure — what fresh hell awaits?
Heather Digby Parton
Bush-era "genius" Paul Wolfowitz claims Trump can make peace in Syria — and should invade Iraq all over again
The Senate’s investigation into Trump’s Russia ties is staffed by only 7 people, part-time
Charlie May
Don't expect many results from the investigation over the next few years
Breitbart is not independent: It’s the communications arm of the Mercers’ empire
Matt Gertz
The conservative website shares staff with the Mercers' organizations and regularly promotes their work
WATCH: Glenn Greenwald says prosecuting Assange threatens “core press freedoms”
Charlie May
Glenn Greenwald discusses the Justice Department's announcement to criminally charge Julian Assange
Putin’s predicament: Harrowing reports of anti-gay violence in Chechnya have Russia’s leader in a tough spot
Danielle Ryan
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov is lying about anti-gay brutality. Putin may not care — but he hates bad press
On the Trump train to Siberia: Even on the Trans-Siberian Railway, I couldn’t get away from our new American reality
Lisa Brackmann
A Russian guy popped his head out from his compartment. “Trump!” he said, making a thumbs-up gesture
At Sea with Capt. ‘Wrong Way’ Trump
Michael Winship
A rudderless ship of state creates chaos and erratically steers us into a feckless foreign policy.
How the world breaks: An intimate look at recent global natural weather disasters
Chellis Glendinning
Stan Cox and Paul Cox describe the destructive force of nature in the context of climate change
WATCH: Carter Page confronts CNN report that Russia tried to use him to infiltrate Trump campaign
Taylor Link
The former Trump adviser cannot stop talking to the media as the Russia investigation lingers
Donald Trump tweets about “another terrorist attack in Paris,” as Marine Le Pen uses shooting to “exploit fear”
Taylor Link
Donald Trump may have thrown his weight — and Twitter account — behind Le Pen, another Russia-backed candidate
One less watchdog: Justice Department official in charge of Russia investigation is stepping down
Matthew Rozsa
The acting assistant attorney general for national security, who has served since October, will depart in May
How do we lose the next war in the Middle East? The short answer: Fight it!
Danny Sjursen
Want a formula for forever war? Send in the cavalry . . . again
Jeff Sessions announces U.S. will seek charges against Julian Assange of WikiLeaks
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's attorney general says that prosecuting Assange will prevent leaks in the future
Manhunt: Intelligence community conducts investigation for WikiLeaks whistleblower
Taylor Link
The CIA and FBI are looking internally for the leaker who provided WikiLeaks with classified documents
Putin on the move: Russia is moving back into Ukraine, as the Trump administration does nothing
Matthew Rozsa
Meanwhile, another Putin critic is killed, and Rex Tillerson's ex-company gets a present from Russia
France’s elections are just the latest in Russia’s shadow war in a wary Europe
Sebastian Rotella
Fears of Russian meddling in a French vote reflect an overt and covert influence campaign
(Un)lucky #45: Impeaching Donald Trump is not an option — yet
Earl Ofari Hutchinson
The president doing something that is crudely illegal is almost unimaginable
A Russian think tank discussed meddling in the 2016 presidential election, documents show
Matthew Rozsa
One urged Americans to support a pro-Russian candidate, and the second urged questioning Clinton's legitimacy
Trump’s Russia dossier corroborated: FBI used document to obtain wiretap on Carter Page
Matthew Rozsa
The FBI reportedly did not base its decision on the dossier alone but did corroborate much of it
There’s some irony here: The waters of Trump’s Washington are dark and deep
Michael Winship
The White House is trying to keep secret all that's destructive to the nation and democracy
Trump’s deep links to organized crime: Federal investigators know and the public is catching on
Jefferson Morley
As Trump built his empire, he attracted a criminal element whose ties still bind
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