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Mick Mulvaney casts doubt on Trump’s infrastructure deal with Democrats
Shira Tarlo
But Trump and Democrats agreed to move forward with the major infrastructure bill, saying talks went well
Donald Trump’s latest breakthrough: 10,000 presidential lies
Shira Tarlo
Trump made roughly 23 false or misleading claims a day in the last seven months, reports the Washington Post
Robert Reich: America has already fired Trump!
Robert Reich
When the public fires a president before election day, they don’t send him a letter. They just make him irrelevant.
Trump’s chief of staff told former Homeland Secretary not to tell Trump about Russian interference
Alex Henderson
Mick Mulvaney urged Nielsen to refrain from discussing Russian interference in the 2016 election around Trump.
How schools are using restorative justice to remedy racial disparities in discipline
Fania E. Davis
Too many schools today are pushing children into pipelines of incarceration and violence instead of liberation
How the IRS gave up fighting political dark money groups
Maya Miller
Dark money still gushes into the political system
Another kind of Democratic freshman: Rep. Mikie Sherrill is still working for compromise
Dean Obeidallah
From 2019: Navy pilot, prosecutor and suburban mom on her first 100 days in D.C.: "We're seeing Congress stand up"
Hemp is our “Green New Deal”
Jen Hobbs
The 2018 Farm Bill partially legalized hemp. But whether this will trigger a hemp farming revolution remains hazy
Inside Fox News host’s alleged “hold on members of Congress”: “The first call is Sean Hannity”
Matthew Rozsa
"They're deciding what they're going to do on major issues, and the first call is Sean Hannity"
Nixon and Reagan tried closing the border to pressure Mexico – here’s what happened
Aileen Teague
The history suggests that border closure may be politically useful but are never a real answer to human tragedy
Donald Trump still does not really know how to be president
Cody Fenwick
Because he couldn’t get the laws passed the way he wanted, Trump is just trying to break the laws that are in place
A blow but not fatal: 9 months after Janus, AFSCME reports 94% retention
Heather Gies
New membership data revealed a decline that experts say could mark the beginning of larger losses, but is not fatal
Fox News host Tucker Carlson suggests Donald Trump plans to doom his own reelection chances
Shira Tarlo
"It wouldn't be a crazy conclusion. How would you like to spend your 70s locked in the White House?" Carlson asked
House passes new version of Violence Against Women Act with measures that expand gun control
Shira Tarlo
Rep. Collin Peterson, D-Minn., was the sole Democrat to vote against the measure
Trump walks back his threat on shutting down the border, gives Mexico a “one-year warning”
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump gave Mexico a "one-year warning" regarding migrants and drugs at American southern border
Republicans find Donald Trump’s “erratic behavior” to be “maddening.” Why do they still defend him?
Cody Fenwick
A new report examines how the president retains the devoted loyalty of most Republican lawmakers
Food prices would rise, and avocado supply would fall if U.S.-Mexico border closes
Nicole Karlis
Food experts warn the closure of the U.S.-Mexico border would hit Americans' taste palates and wallets.
How to make a difficult situation awful
William deBuys
Why Donald Trump’s Great Wall is viagra for him, but a border disaster
The Wilbur Ross I know
Tom Allon
Based on his effort to influence New York politics, it’s no surprise he’s now condemned for arrogance & dishonesty
There will be no end to fiscal chaos without better budget rules
Ed Dolan
Responsible fiscal policy will only come from following stable policy, not the short-term impulses of politicians
Southern District used new law — signed by Trump — to get Michael Cohen’s emails
Igor Derysh
Federal prosecutors used a law Trump signed last year to gain access to Cohen's emails. The president may regret it
Why won’t Donald Trump talk about white nationalism? Because he enables and supports it
Heather Digby Parton
After another horrific massacre committed by a white supremacist, Trump sees a "small group" that's no big deal
Teachers stage a bold protest that scores national attention
Jeff Bryant
Kentucky teachers’ actions is a sign of how teacher protests are evolving.
Senate Republicans stand up to Trump? Hardly — they capitulated to the right
Sophia Tesfaye
It may appear that GOP senators stood up against Trump this week. In reality, they're trying to save their skins
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