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This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: Trump’s getting what he wants at Mar-a-Lago
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's conflicts of interest include revelations about the Trump Foundation, Mar-a-Lago, and more
Down the rabbit hole: Government’s first report on Russia and DNC is woefully inadequate
Matthew Sheffield
Supposed FBI/DHS hack analysis is old, muddled info, plus nine pages of security tips. We need more than this
Donald Trump praises Vladimir Putin as “smart” for delayed response, as Russian Embassy in UK gloats about “victory”
Matthew Rozsa
For a man who claims to not be in bed with the Russians, Trump is a lot nicer to them than to American intelligence
Rudy Giuliani insists President Obama’s sanctions against Russia are “petty little actions”
Matthew Rozsa
The former New York City mayor doesn't think Obama's actions will do much
Too little, too late: President Obama may have imposed sanctions on Russia, but should have listened to Mitt Romney’s warnings
Carrie Sheffield
Obama's transparent political ploy would have been more meaningful had he taken Russia on sooner
Donald Trump’s press team would rather not talk about the Russia hacking situation
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's advisers continue to downplay or deny Russia's alleged hacking of the 2016 presidential election
Edward Snowden says U.S. intelligence probably knows that Russia hacked the DNC, but won’t tell
Matthew Rozsa
Edward Snowden tweeted more than five months ago that, if the DNI wanted, they could show us how they caught Russia
Speaking, not acting: Russia memes, but doesn’t yet retaliate against U.S. after its diplomats were expelled
Taylor Link
Vladimir Putin postured on his response to the new sanctions while a Russian embassy evoked the Cold War in tweet
Edward Snowden and Chelsea Manning want a pardon or clemency from President Obama
Matthew Rozsa
The two whistleblowers believe they deserve to be pardoned or granted clemency
Kellyanne Conway: President Obama is trying to “box in” Donald Trump with Russia sanctions
Matthew Rozsa
Obama's sanctions against Russia were a political game-changer for the GOP president and congress
President Obama warns Russia after announcing sanctions: “Such activities have consequences”
Josh Lederman, Tami Abdollah
Obama said the U.S. could take further, covert action — a reference to a counterstrike the U.S. has considered
WATCH: Glenn Greenwald, Tucker Carlson share skepticism over Russian hacking story
Taylor Link
Greenwald and Carlson's detente of doubt dubbed "one of the great meetings of journalistic minds" by critic
Too much, or not enough? Republicans offer scattershot response to Obama’s Russia sanctions
Taylor Link
Thanks, Obama! Republican lawmakers and staffers point fingers everywhere except Donald Trump and the GOP
Robert Reich: 7 things Obama should do before handing over the White House keys
Robert Reich
In reality, I think President Obama has been too cooperative with Donald Trump
President Obama issues sanctions against alleged Russian hackers — and publicly calls them out
Matthew Rozsa
President Obama has struck back at the alleged Russian hackers.
John McCain isn’t going to let Rex Tillerson become secretary of state without answering tough questions about Vladimir Putin
Matthew Rozsa
Senate Armed Services Committee chairman John McCain wants Tillerson to explain his relationship with Russia's prez
“We ought to get on with our lives”: Donald Trump breaks from President Obama’s retaliation plans for Russia hacking
Matthew Rozsa
The president continues to seek justice in the election hacking, while the president-elect is so over it
Russia’s blueprint for political chaos: Alleged hacking may just be part of Vladimir Putin’s grand game
Matthew Sheffield
It wasn't just Trump: Vladimir Putin's government has also supported Brexit, Texas secession and #Calexit
Vladimir Putin’s first 100 days: How a questionable bombing helped give Putin legitimacy when he took office
Travis Nichols
An attack in 1999 gave Putin a platform to become popular in Russia. And he has never looked back
Beat back the hack: Cyber-deterrence is a difficult task with huge potential
Dorothy Denning
Cyberspace will never be immune to attack. But stronger security could help keep your bank account safe
Julian Assange has kind words for Donald Trump, says Russia has “vibrant” criticism of Vladimir Putin’s government
Matthew Rozsa
Assange comes out with big praise for journalism in Russia, where critical journalists have been murdered
Donald Trump, Republicans threaten to get back at UN for Israel resolution
Matthew Rozsa
Stopping Israeli settlements was cause for anger in Republican circles
What populist revolution? So far Donald Trump is supercharging the failed Republican policies of the past
Paul Rosenberg
Despite the campaign rhetoric, Trump's regime looks more like crony capitalism mixed with reheated Reaganomics
Russia messed with our election! America would never do anything like that, right?
Bob Hennelly
Given the long U.S. history of overseas intervention, Putin's election hack could be seen as historical payback
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