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WATCH: Samantha Bee tackles “comedy Christmas” over leaked dossier
Jeremy Binckes
"Since when has the presence of cameras stopped Trump from doing something stupid?" Bee said
Clear and present danger: Maybe this is how democracy ends
Mike Lofgren
The frightening rise of authoritarian populism in the West is a very real thing
Donald Trump’s spectacular collapse: Full political meltdown, a week before taking office
Bob Cesca
Trump looks and acts guilty, compares America to Nazi Germany — and clings to Putin's leg like a drowning retriever
WATCH: Trump can easily resolve latest “Russia claims” — why won’t he cooperate with the media?
Matthew Smith
Think About It: Salon's Jeremy Binckes discusses how Donald Trump's stubbornness is only provoking the media
WATCH: Donald Trump holds first press conference in 168 days. Confrontations ensue
Nadia Delisfort, Kevin Carlin
President-elect Trump fires back at his critics, accuses press of conducting a “political witch hunt”
This will not end well: President-elect Trump’s first press conference was a total disaster
Simon Maloy
On Russia, the intelligence community and his business, Donald Trump's relentless self-interest will be crippling
Rex Tillerson dodges hot questions on climate change, Russian lobbying
Matthew Rozsa
Rex Tillerson has been dodging some very tough questions and made serious misstatements
Kellyanne Conway dismisses salacious Russian dossier as “nonsense from the internet”
Matthew Rozsa
Conway says the new reports are "unsubstantiated, uncorroborated"
“Nothing’s been confirmed”: Kellyanne Conway denies unverified dossier on “Late Night with Seth Meyers”
Brendan Gauthier
Conway also said Trump "is not aware" of being briefed on the Russia findings
Donald Trump’s new Russian scandal: We don’t know how much is true — but we know James Comey behaved shamefully
Heather Digby Parton
Those salacious reports on Trump's ties to Russia are murky rumors — but Comey's villainy is clearer than ever
Donald Trump denies unverified report that he collaborated with Russian government during and before the campaign
Matthew Rozsa
Ignore the salacious reports and focus on the hard facts: Intelligence officials say Trump's had close Russia ties
Senators join forces on legislation to punish Russia
Richard Lardner
Sweeping legislation proves Moscow's meddling isn't a partisan issue
Donald Trump and the pod people: How “national security” Republicans became Russian tools
Chauncey DeVega
Republicans love to pose as hard-core patriots. But both the party leadership and its voters have flipped for Putin
Donald Trump’s conflicts aren’t going away: The president-elect has taken few steps to disentangle from his businesses
Julie Bykowicz, Chad Day
What Trump has said and what he has done are two very different things
Kellyanne Conway wants people to look into Donald Trump’s “heart,” not “what’s come out of his mouth”
Matthew Rozsa
Kellyanne Conway doesn't want us to pay attention to Meryl Streep's speech — except she totally does
Kellyanne Conway deflects bigly: “Why isn’t Meryl Streep talking about those Chicago teens instead?”
Matthew Rozsa
The incoming counsel to the president-elect is using illogical racism in an attempt to defend her boss
Donald Trump simply doesn’t get it: His vast egotism is doing serious damage to America
Gary Legum
Trump's oblivious denials on the Russia hack are delegitimizing his presidency before he even takes office
Pussy Riot members, journalist Masha Gessen on the Putin-Trump bromance: “Shortest honeymoon in history”
Fernanda Eberstadt
Pussy Riot's Nadya Tolokonnikova, writer Masha Gessen and activist Hunter Heaney on the rise of America's autocrat
Obama’s farewell address belongs to a great democratic tradition — and is likely to expose the shallowness of his successor
Paul Rosenberg
There's nothing "unusual" about a farewell address — and if history is a guide, it may offer important warnings
What went wrong with the Democratic Party? Three big failures that led to the current debacle
Sean McElwee
There's hope! But unless the Democrats can learn from the mistakes of the recent past, they don't have a future
Trump’s tweedicts: The president-elect’s tweets drive news, gain the power of implied threats
Robert Reich
Trump’s tweets are gaining power even though they aren’t legislation
Trump: Only ‘stupid’ people, fools oppose better Russia ties
Jill Colvin
"Having a good relationship with Russia is a good thing, not a bad thing," Trump tweeted.
Donald Trump, Julian Assange and Russia: How they’re connected, and how they changed an election
Matthew Rozsa
You don't have to believe the Russians hacked the Democratic Party to be disturbed by the Trump/Assange/Putin axis
DNI report: Overwhelming case proves Russian hacking, but there’s no smoking gun
Matthew Rozsa
The report creates an analytical catch-22: the DNI couldn't reveal its smoking gun even if it had one
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