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Graham: Barr created a “process” to allow Giuliani to feed Biden dirt to Department of Justice
Igor Derysh
"The Department of Justice is receiving information coming out of the Ukraine from Rudy," Graham revealed Sunday
Lindsey Graham is now Trump’s attack dog: Sooner or later, the blowback will come
Heather Digby Parton
Lindsey Graham has promised "investigations" of Trump's enemies for months: Now he'll be forced to deliver them
King Donald: After acquittal, Trump moves to seize power — and alter reality
Chauncey DeVega
Republicans have given Trump his crown. Sooner or later, they'll regret it — but this crime can't be undone
“We’ve been attacked!” Women and trauma in the Trump-Putin era
Andrea Mazzarino
On living in a world of trauma
Get ready for Donald Trump’s next act — “vindication and attack”
Terry H. Schwadron
And you thought Trump was insufferable before the impeachment
I have seen the future: Donald Trump is going to get worse
Lucian K. Truscott IV
In his victory celebration, Trump hasn't yet announced the arrests of Nancy Pelosi and Adam Schiff. Give him time
Goodbye, January — goodbye, another heat record
Shannon Osaka
Temperature records have become a fixture of 21st-century life under climate change.
Justice Department releases “almost entirely redacted” FBI memo on Kushner. Is it hiding something?
Igor Derysh
A memo tied to Bannon revealed the claim that Kushner “attempted to back channel for communications with Russia"
Deutsche Bank connected Trump to rich Russians interested in investing in Western real estate: book
Matthew Chapman
"If Trump cheated on his taxes, Deutsche Bank would probably know"
No, the center will not hold: After acquittal, expect Trump to push for full power
Chauncey DeVega
With impeachment over, expect the worst from Donald Trump and his cabal — and resist BS words of reassurance
Susan Collins: Trump was “wrong,” but he learned a “big lesson.” Trump: No, I didn’t
Igor Derysh
"I do not believe that the behavior alleged reaches the high bar in the Constitution for overturning an election"
Sanders co-chair Nina Turner offends MSNBC pundits by calling billionaire Bloomberg an “oligarch”
Eoin Higgins
Turner referred to Bloomberg as an "oligarch" who bought his way into the presidential race
Trump will be acquitted, of course: What in God’s name will he do next?
Bob Cesca
Bill Barr and Mitch McConnell have done their worst. Only the voters can stop the Mad King from full power
Why the war in Libya will never end
Vijay Prashad
Libya has been reduced to a chessboard for a multidimensional game that is hard to explain and even harder to end
CNN’s Wajahat Ali: “We knew what would happen” under Trump, but the media just played along
Chauncey DeVega
CNN commentator on how white privilege has warped media coverage of Trump — and how Trumpists may destroy America
GOP tries to turn impeachment against Joe Biden: Is it 2016 all over again?
Sophia Tesfaye
Republicans are already hinting they'll impeach Biden — as a way to justify their shameless Trump cover-up
Trump’s smears of Biden have only started: Can the former veep fight back?
Matthew Rozsa
Turn the page on impeachment — but Trump's attacks will keep coming. Do they reveal that he fears Biden most?
Call for FDA to withdraw preterm birth drug divides doctors and insurers
Emmarie Huetteman
Doctors are torn between two clinical studies of the drug that had differing results.
The Putin defense: How far will Donald Trump go now to stay in power?
Lucian K. Truscott IV
It’s a short distance from Trump saying “I can do anything I want” to “I can be president as long as I want"
Trump’s final impeachment strategy: Throw Mitch McConnell under the bus
Sophia Tesfaye
Republicans' Trump whitewash is nearly complete. But will it cost Mitch McConnell his GOP Senate majority?
Give it up, media cowards — there’s no way to “both sides” impeachment
Amanda Marcotte
Yes, the parties are different: Republicans are lying and staging a cover-up, Democrats are fighting for the truth
How Democrats undermined their case for impeachment by dragging national security into the fold
Jefferson Morley
If the "Trump endangers national security argument" was supposed to persuade Republican senators, it failed
Sean Hannity lashes out at Mitt Romney over impeachment witnesses: “I don’t recognize this guy”
Matthew Rozsa
The Fox News host has a long history of coziness with Trump, while Romney has long been critical of the president
Former White House chief of staff John Kelly publicly rebukes Trump: “I believe John Bolton”
Matthew Rozsa
"Every single time I was with him . . . he always gave the president the unvarnished truth"
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