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More billionaire presidential candidates: A bitter pill
Leo W. Gerard
The rich determine which bitter pill to shove down the throats of the 99 percent
The shutdown took so long to end because it became a moral issue
Timothy Ryan, Andrew W. Delton, Peter DeScioli
Why didn’t Congress and the president strike a deal sooner?
Trump tells “Face the Nation” he might shut down the government again
Matthew Rozsa
When asked about another shutdown, Trump told "Face the Nation" that "I don't take anything off the table"
The Federal Reserve changed its strategy on interest rates — here’s what it means
Thomas Gilbert
The Fed abruptly ended two years of aggressive interest rate hikes
AOC’s 70 percent billionaire tax is not high enough; 90 percent is more like it
Bob Hennelly
Today the interest on our $22 trillion government debt pyramid is $5 billion per day
Chris Christie says Trump needs to compromise: “Every negotiation can’t be a test of manhood”
Matthew Rozsa
Chris Christie talks to Salon about nearly being Trump's vice president — and which Democrat he thinks can beat him
Is the era of unrestrained capitalism coming to an end?
Klaus Marre, DonkeyHotey
The claim that the Davos crowd is worried about populism and nationalism rings hollow
Ann Coulter completely unleashes on Trump: “We put this lunatic in the White House for one reason”
Cody Fenwick
Coulter is angry — and threatening to back a right-wing challenger to the GOP president, who she used to "trust"
Mitch McConnell orchestrates devastating rebuke of Trump’s plans to withdrawal US troops from Syria
Matthew Chapman
Experts have warned that a total U.S. withdrawal from Syria would advance the interests of Iran and Russia
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez vs. the “fact-checkers”: Challenging the boundaries of conventional wisdom
Paul Rosenberg
The Washington Post's "three Pinocchios" for AOC shows how incoherent mainstream "fact-checking" really is
Robert Reich: Public workers’ Trump card
Robert Reich
Never underestimate the power of airport delays to arouse the nation
Even Meghan McCain bashed GOP’s Mitch McConnell on “The View” over his hostility to voting rights
Brendan Skwire
“We should change some of our messaging so we can get more federal workers to vote Republican," Abby Huntsman says
Fox News host says media “poisons” border wall fight. Does that mean Donald Trump is losing the war?
Matthew Chapman
“Wouldn’t it be great if the media agreed to stop covering this?” Greg Gutfeld, a co-host of Fox’s “The Five,” says
No evidence supports Trump’s dark narrative of duct-taped women and prayer rugs at US-Mexico border
Shira Tarlo
There is one place where both tales can be found: the 2018 fictional crime film "Sicario: Day of the Soldado"
Psychiatrist James Gilligan on the shutdown: Trump inflicted his own pain and humiliation on America
Chauncey DeVega
NYU psychiatry professor: Donald Trump must hurt others in order to prove his superiority. It isn't working
Investigate or legislate? Now that Democrats are back to work, they’re doing both
Sophia Tesfaye
For its first full day on Capitol Hill, the new Democratic House laid out an aggressive accountability agenda
Rising star Stacey Abrams to deliver Democratic response to Trump’s State of the Union address
Joseph Neese
Chuck Schumer says Abrams will offer a "welcome" and "stark" contrast to the president's "politics of division"
Is Donald Trump’s reelection campaign setting the president up for failure?
Cody Fenwick
It looks like Trump might be about to learn the worst possible lesson from the partial government shutdown . . .
Will Republicans actually stop Trump from forcing another shutdown?
Matthew Rozsa
Will Republican Party go over the cliff with Trump on another shutdown -- or actually step up and stop him?
GOP rejects bill to give back pay to federal contractors, wants to repeal estate tax instead
Igor Derysh
Republican senators want to repeal the estate tax on the wealthiest families — and stiff federal contractors
Nancy Pelosi will permit Donald Trump to deliver the State of the Union — on her own terms
Matthew Chapman
Pelosi moving back the date of Trump’s speech is one final reminder that she held all of the cards from day one
A majority of Clemson’s black football players opted out of Donald Trump’s fast food feast: report
Tana Geneva
The president was slammed for not serving the athletes a nicer meal after they won the national championship gam
Roger Stone is more than a toxic clown: He’s a danger to democracy
Bob Cesca
Stone has manipulated the media, the public and Donald Trump like a Batman villain. Shutting him down is urgent
Podcast: Will Donald Trump’s shutdown temper tantrum strike again?
Brad Rothschild, Steven A. Cook
The Amen Corner podcast goes deep on about the government shutdown that should never have happened
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