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So far, the resistance hasn’t reached Trumpland — and that needs to change
Bob Cesca
Despite Trump's dreadful beginning as president, his supporters still love him. Can their minds be changed?
Langston Hughes saw Donald Trump coming: “Let America Be America Again” vs. MAGA
Paul Rosenberg
The great poet prefigured Trump's slogan and offered a redemptive vision of the America we need now more than ever
Romania rising: Populism by different means and without ugliness
Ryan Bohl
The populist rising in Romania is by those who are demanding more rational, more efficient government
WATCH: Bill Maher and Jim Jefferies tell Piers Morgan to “f-off” over use of alternative facts
Alli Joseph
"Hitler didn't kill the jews on the first day: he worked up to it," Jim Jefferies tells Piers Morgan on Bill Maher
Through the looking glass: How can we recognize our friends in the mixed-up world of Donald Trump?
Rebecca Gordon
The enemies of our enemy are not our friends. It's important to remember that during the next four years and beyond
An end to bromance: Russia’s in love with Trump, right? Not as much as you think
Danielle Ryan
No more love story: Vladimir Putin's government has no illusions about Donald Trump, and doesn't trust him
Dubstep for civil liberty: Skrillex toplines ACLU benefit show with Macklemore, Imagine Dragons
Mark Kennedy
The April 3 event in Los Angeles is benefitting the ACLU because they're focused on fighting Trump's policies most
President Trump is discovering that he can’t really run the government like a business, and he doesn’t like it: report
Matthew Rozsa
In Trump's world, he's in charge. But in the real world of the U.S. government, he's not as powerful as he thinks
From Russia with love: Michael Flynn allegedly discussed revoking sanctions in phone call with Russian ambassador
Matthew Rozsa
If Trump's national security adviser discussed revoking sanctions before taking office, it may have been illegal
Bill Kristol, Donald Trump and the “one weird trick” that overturned American politics
Matthew Sheffield
Kristol's sneering comments on class speak to a bigger problem — the elite callousness that made Trump possible
A bad START: Trump tells Putin U.S.-Russia treaty to limit nuclear weapons was a “bad deal”
Matthew Rozsa
The president reportedly didn't know what the New START treaty was but wanted to get rid of it
Donald Trump escalates John McCain feud: The “loser . . . doesn’t know how to win anymore”
Matthew Rozsa
McCain has publicly disputed Trump's defense of the Yemen raid: "I don't believe that you can call it a success."
You are now the gatekeeper of news
Aly Colón
The gatekeeping role that the legacy media newspapers and network television news once played falls to all of us
What if both Rahm Emanuel and Bernie Sanders are right about what ails the Democrats?
Matthew Sheffield
Chicago's mayor and former Obama chief of staff has advice for his party — with strange echoes of Bernie
Trump official admits administration misuses the term “fake news” to discredit media criticism
Matthew Rozsa
The Trump administration is faking their cries of "fake news" to silence the media
President Trump once again says he has no connections to Russia or Putin, negating what he’s said about them before
Matthew Rozsa
The president is denying things that he's said [Updated]
Show me a hero: What will it take for prominent Republicans to stand up to Trump?
Gary Legum
Scattered grumbling aside, GOP resistance to Trump's agenda remains effectively zero. We can't wait much longer
From “Obamaphones” to an attack on internet access: The strange afterlife of a right-wing meme
Amanda Marcotte
Under Trump, a program subsidizing internet access for low-income Americans may be threatened. Thanks, Obama!
Kremlin demands apology from Fox for Bill O’Reilly calling Vladimir Putin “a killer”
Taylor Link
Moscow did not take O'Reilly's comment too kindly, saying it was "unacceptable and insulting"
“There are a lot of killers. We got a lot of killers. What, do you think our country’s so innocent?”: Turns out, O’Reilly is not a man of principle
Max Cea
By letting Trump skate, O'Reilly blew the opportunity to prove his own fair and balanced interlocutor claim
“I have no words”: Conservatives are shocked by Trump’s “disgusting” moral relativism with Vladimir Putin
Taylor Link
The president said the U.S. was on par with Russia and walked back claims that 3 million people voted against him
President Trump does not have a concrete governing strategy
Julie Pace
On foreign policy, Trump is still speaking in his campaign language
Chasing cyber-leads: An ethical hacker explains how to track down the bad guys
Timothy Summers
Sometimes the hacker is a country, and pointing fingers between world superpowers is always a dangerous game
Football is Trumpball Lite: Who needs Super Bowls when Trump’s real-life plays are more aggressive?
Robert Lipsyte
Can Colin Kaepernick and the Athletic Revolution save us?
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