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Donald Trump’s Russian hacking denials ignore the fact that he asked Russia to hack Hillary Clinton
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump's comments about hacking and the intelligence community don't mesh with things he actually said
Mitch McConnell admits that “the Russians are not our friends,” but won’t discuss role in covering up their hacking
Matthew Rozsa
McConnell threatened that he would accuse the White House of partisanship if it exposed Russia hacking
John Bolton, rumored to be deputy secretary of state candidate, calls Russia’s hacking a “false flag” operation
Matthew Rozsa
John Bolton, who will likely be in Trump's state department, doesn't believe the Russia hacking happened
Spy vs. spy: The CIA says Russia hacked the election to help Trump — and we know the FBI did
Heather Digby Parton
We may never know if Russia's meddling elected Donald Trump but we're pretty sure James Comey's letter did
Donald Trump’s rumored secretary of state pick, Rex Tillerson, has very close ties to Russia
Matthew Rozsa
Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson has a long history of being friendly toward Russia, which may be bad in a sec of state
Science, reason and decency all under threat: 5 nightmarish things Donald Trump did just last week
Janet Allon
The mind reels with the mounting horrors and the sheer pace at which they come
“It’s clear the Russians interfered”: John McCain, Lindsey Graham join top Republicans in call for Russia hacking investigation
Matthew Rozsa
Trump may say he's a "smart person," but his denial about the alleged Russian hacking of the DNC suggests otherwise
Did Russia hack the election? Trump doesn’t care — and the peril grows
Gary Legum
Trump doesn't believe Putin hacked the election — worse still, he doesn't give a crap. Grave danger lies ahead
Kate McKinnon and Hollywood’s big gay test: Can Tinseltown make the funniest woman alive a movie star?
Nico Lang
"Saturday Night Live" star Kate McKinnon plays an evil sorceress turned lunch lady
Look Again: The week’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from a devil in Czech Republic to an upside down house in Russia
All “fake news” is not equal — but smart or dumb, it all grows from the same root
Sophia A. McClennen
Satirical fake news used to save us from the stupidity of mainstream news. Now fake news isn’t funny; it’s scary
Trump expected to tap Exxon’s Tillerson for State Dept. post
Julie Pace, Julie Bykowitz
Rex W. Tillerson’s strong ties with Russia could come under scrutiny
Report: CIA says Russia worked to help Donald Trump win the election
Salon Staff
Washington Post reports that CIA confirms Russia moved deliberately to favor Trump over Hillary Clinton
Donald Trump’s Twitter posts seem awfully close to violating the platform’s rules on abusive behavior
Taylor Link
Twitter's rules suggest Trump's behavior could merit a suspension
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from a newborn gorilla in Germany to a property advertisement billboard in Beijing
President Obama orders investigation into Russia’s involvement in election hacking
Matthew Rozsa
Trump may not like it, but Obama wants to know exactly how Russia tipped the scales to elect Putin's friend
Breaking: The Greatest Living American Writer: Beware the autocrat: Believe everything Trump says. Unless you agree with it. Then he is lying. Resist now!
Neal Pollack
Everything Trump says should be believed, everything. Unless you agree with it. Then he is lying. Resist now!
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from an upside-down house in Russia to a handprint ceremony at the TCL Chinese Theatre
House GOP bucks Donald Trump, scraps legislation to “buy American” iron and steel
Sophia Tesfaye
Republicans in Congress ignored Trump's calls to "buy American" steel and iron for water infrastructure projects
Secretary of state candidate Dana Rohrabacher thinks Russia’s human rights violations are “baloney”
Matthew Rozsa
Rohrabacher attacked a Yahoo anchor who asked about Russia's country's poor human rights record
After Pearl Harbor: How was America’s role in the world shaped by the attack?
Peter Harris
The Pearl Harbor attack turned out to be one of the biggest moments in world history
Pentagon found $125 billion in waste, then tried to bury the report
Matthew Rozsa
The Pentagon's $125 billion waste alone would be enough to fund the world's third-most expensive military
George Mitchell: If Trump rolls back Iranian nuclear deal, he has limited leverage
Carrie Sheffield
The former senator and diplomacy expert talks to Salon about Iraq and Afghanistan, and why Obama was wrong on Syria
Geopolitics in the age of Donald Trump: Figuring out the president-elect’s worldview is really difficult
Ryan Bohl
Before realizing what Donald Trump plans to do, we have to know what he believes. That's not easy
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