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Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard met with Syria’s Assad during trip
Richard Lardner
Gabbard, a pro-Sanders Democrat, met with the country's controversial president accused of war crimes
Donald Trump dogged by insecurity over popular vote, media coverage
Julie Pace, Jonathan Lemire
He's frustrated that he's seen as illegitimate
China steps up as global leader while the U.S. steps away
Flynt L. Leverett, Robert Sprinkle
As the Trump administration is disinclined to play a worldwide role, Beijing accepts opportunities to lead
From Russia with love: How Donald Trump uses Kremlin propaganda techniques against the American people
Chauncey DeVega
Whatever the truth is about Trump and Putin, Trump's political rise was built on Russian-style propaganda
Researchers tackle information avoidance and partisan divide
Lauren Griffin, Annie Neimand
Research suggests Americans are not only amidst a partisan divide, but they're avoiding information
Donald Trump, imperialist: Forget “isolationism” — Trump longs to build up our military and then use it
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's "America First" talk doesn't mean retrenchment. He just wants us to dominate everyone and rule the world
White House opens door to cooperation with Russia in Syria
Robert Burns
With Trump in the White House, Moscow seems eager to draw the new administration into closer military cooperation
If Trump ends America’s world leadership, who will step up?
Josh Lederman
"America first" does little to dispel the notion that Trump wants the rest of the world to solve its own issues
Annual intelligence publication is a living nightmare of groupthink
Tom Engelhardt
"Global Trends" and the collective wisdom of the U.S. intelligence community
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer’s first “official” press briefing is contentious
Taylor Link, Charlie May
After Saturday's press briefing which Spicer only gave prepared remarks, the spokesman took questions this time
Donald Trump reportedly planted lackeys at CIA headquarters to give illusion of widespread support for his speech
Matthew Rozsa
Despite what the president wants people to think, he is not on good terms with the intelligence community
Donald Trump’s national security adviser is reportedly under investigation for contacts with Russia
Matthew Rozsa
Retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, Trump's national security adviser, is under the microscope for contacting Russia
Marco Rubio is the only public holdout on secretary of state nominee Rex Tillerson (update: Rubio says he’ll vote for Tillerson)
Matthew Rozsa
If Trump can't get Tillerson confirmed as secretary of state, it would be the first big defeat
Donald Trump’s “running war” on the media undermines trust
David Bauder
While Trump fans are happy to see the antagonism, others worry about Trump's long-term damage
So, how did you like President Trump’s first few days? Pretty awesome, right?
Émile P. Torres
From Crowdgate and "alternative facts" to Betsy DeVos' semiliterate tweets, could it possibly have gone any worse?
Don’t be China, be us: Reviewing the latest collective “wisdom” of the U.S. Intelligence Community
Tom Engelhardt
Every four years, the National Intelligence Council releases a not-so-groundbreaking Global Trends report
Trump’s “war with the media” raises questions of trust
David Bauder
Dan Rather says the American people, even Trump supporters, probably don't want a lying press secretary
No one wants to be wrong: Why each side of the partisan divide thinks the other is living in an alternate reality
Lauren Griffin, Annie Neimand
If someone sees or hears something they don't want to believe, they probably won't believe it
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin: The plutocratic evil twins claim to stand against the neoliberal economic order (they don’t)
Paul Rosenberg
UPDATED: Threads connecting Trump to Russian business and crime go back decades, may be the big secret he's hiding
Clickbait culture and groupthink mentality have led to the collapse of journalism — and the rise of Donald Trump
Danielle Ryan
BuzzFeed's bogus rationale for publishing the Trump "dossier" is just the latest sign of the profession's implosion
Middle East derangement syndrome: Egypt, Turkey and Israel have all fallen prey to delusions about Trump
Steven A. Cook
Leaders in the region's major powers are ecstatic about President Trump. They're likely to be disappointed
Trump praises the CIA, bristles over inaugural crowd counts
JULIE PACE, JILL COLVIN
President Donald Trump berates the media as usual; jokes with CIA about popularity, complains about attendance
Foreign policy disaster: Trump team threatens world security by escalating against Iran
Vijay Prashad
James Mattis and Mike Flynn both have bizarre obsessions with Iran
The ACLU welcomes President Trump with a Freedom of Information Act request over conflicts of interest
Matthew Rozsa
President Trump will enter his first days as president facing a Freedom of Information Act request
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