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America isn’t trusted on the world stage: report
Matthew Rozsa
International trust in the United States is at its lowest since the Iraq War era
Second Women’s March draws huge anti-Trump crowds as the government shuts down
April M. Short
Women take to the streets again, empowered by #MeToo and fed up over immigration
Mike Pence, White House makes shutdown politics American policy
Charlie May
Pence placed sole responsibility on Senate Democrats, even as Republican lawmakers have criticized the White House
Do Trump and the GOP really want a DACA deal? We already know the answer
Heather Digby Parton
Advisers like Stephen Miller and Tom Cotton are feeding Trump's racism, because they know what's in his heart
Dealmaker Donald Trump hasn’t been involved in ending the shutdown
Matthew Rozsa
The president has ceded control of dealmaking to his conservative staffers
Lindsey Graham slams Stephen Miller, says “White House staff has been pretty unreliable”
Charlie May
"As long as Stephen Miller is in charge of negotiating immigration, we're going nowhere"
Trump urges GOP to use “nuclear option” to reopen government, as Durbin warns against it
Charlie May
Trump wants Republicans to change Senate rules to help end the shutdown while the gridlock in Congress continues
“Dreamers” could give U.S. economy – and even American workers – a boost
Amy Hsin
The Supreme Court has not yet announced a decision, and the future of DACA recipients remains uncertain
Sen. Tammy Duckworth reminds Trump he is a “five-deferment draft dodger”
Charlie May
After Trump accused the Democrats of "holding the military hostage," Duckworth berated him on the Senate floor
Trump’s attack on DACA: Part of a larger war on immigrants?
Jeremy Binckes
Either the GOP has been hijacked by anti-immigrant extremists or Trump is eager to rile up his base. Or both!
Trump blames democrats for government shutdown
Nicole Karlis
He's suggested the shutdown is why more republicans need to be elected in the midterms
Getting past Bernie vs. Hillary: Signs of real hope for Democrats
Andrew O'Hehir
If Democrats can finally put their endless 2016 hangover behind them, there's a massive opportunity just ahead
Who’s paying attention to Djibouti and Niger and Afghanistan?
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Not the fools “negotiating” the big “continuing resolution” in Washington
Last-minute Senate vote scheduled to avert a government shutdown
Matthew Sheffield
It looks like we're headed toward a federal government shutdown as serious negotiations have only recently begun
Time to stop using 9 million children as a bargaining CHIP
Simon Haeder
Funding for the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) has run out
A Republican government shutdown looms, despite attempts to blame Democrats
Matthew Rozsa
The House passed a stopgap bill, but it may falter in the Senate due to internal Republican divisions
Trump undercuts Kelly on border wall as shutdown looms
Charlie May
In a stark contradiction from his chief of staff, Trump said his position on the border wall never "evolved"
Are Democrats ready for the next big health care fight? Doesn’t look like it
Sophia Tesfaye
Republicans' new tactic: Blame Obamacare for the opioid epidemic. It's idiotic, but don't assume it won't work
A government shutdown will be due to the GOP’s inner rifts — but they’re uniting to blame Democrats
Matthew Rozsa
The Republican Party's inability to agree on an immigration bill is putting the government at risk of a shutdown
Lindsey Graham thought he had Trump tamed — but got played instead
Heather Digby Parton
Graham and Dick Durbin thought they they had a DACA deal with Trump: Classic case of smart men, foolish choices
Trump’s racist comments are a perfect precursor to an impending government shutdown
Matthew Rozsa
What little hope there was of reaching a bipartisan agreement on immigration seems to have been destroyed
Republicans, lacking the votes, may not try to pass a budget this year
Matthew Rozsa
Skipping the budget would essentially forfeit the GOP's ability to pass major conservative legislation in 2018
Republicans seem to be flailing their way to a government shutdown
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans are already trying to find ways to blame a potential government shutdown on the Democrats
200,000 Salvadorans have had their provisional residency permits cancelled by Trump
Matthew Rozsa
The Salvadorans will have until September 9, 2019, to either leave the country or find a legal way to stay
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