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No wall — for now: Trump reverses course on Mexico border wall to avoid government shutdown
Matthew Rozsa
The government will shut down if Congress doesn't pass a catch-all spending bill by the 100th day of the Trump era
Donald Trump literally knows nothing: The moronic fiction of his “really, really good” health care plan is now obvious
Bob Cesca
Trump's idiotic pronouncements on health care can't conceal that he has no plan and doesn't understand the details
Understanding the GOP’s health care failure — and the deeper existential crisis of conservative politics
Paul Rosenberg
Political scientist David Hopkins on how the GOP's health care debacle reflects the party's unsolved problems
Donald Trump is holding Obamacare hostage to get his border wall
Matthew Rozsa
The White House says it's willing to open funding to pay for insurance subsidies if Dems will back a border wall
Meet Jon Ossoff’s Republican opponent: She made her name destroying the reputation of Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure
Amanda Marcotte
Georgia GOP candidate's forceful anti-choice views led the breast cancer charity into a notorious PR disaster
Ted Cruz wants to blame Democrats for a government shutdown in 2017
Matthew Rozsa
The chief culprit of the 2013 government shutdown is preemptively angry at Democrats for allegedly considering one
Canada jumps on the weed train: Here’s what legal marijuana looks like around the world
Brendan Bures
The entire cannabis community is simply waiting to see what happens next
White House loses it over sanctuary cities: Team Trump threatens a government shutdown
Sophia Tesfaye
The White House wants to defund cities that harbor undocumented immigrants and is serious about it
Resist, insist, persist, enlist: Women becoming more politically engaged since Trump’s win
Karin Kamp
Before Hillary Clinton encouraged women to run for office this week, they had already started signing up to do so
Interior secretary: Trump’s border wall may be built in Mexico because “we won’t cede” the Rio Grande
Sophia Tesfaye
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke suggests that the Trump administration may not even build the border wall in U.S.
Here’s what the Trump White House wants to cut to fund his border wall, military spending spree
Matthew Rozsa
The suggested cuts are not official White House proposals, but they suggest the thrust of administration thinking
Republicans are facing another government shutdown, and they may not be able to stop it
Jeremy Binckes
Republicans run both houses of Congress and the White House, but the government still may shut down
With health care bill scuttled, Trump and Ryan gear up for revenge
Matthew Sheffield
As health care bill goes down, GOP leaders prep payback plans against far-right Freedom Caucus (updated)
Trump’s Treasury secretary dismisses debt ceiling as a “somewhat ridiculous concept”
Matthew Rozsa
Mnuchin's logic was not shared by Republicans — nor Trump — during the Obama era
Donald Trump says court ruling against second immigration and travel ban makes America “look weak”
Matthew Rozsa
Trump said that the U.S. should "go back to the first one and go all the way"
Does the Trump administration want a holy war against Islam? It’s a terrifying but reasonable guess
Conor Lynch
Steve Bannon's apocalyptic views are very close to those of ISIS, and Trump is surrounded by religious zealots
Six years after Fukushima, much of Japan has lost faith in nuclear power
Tatsujiro Suzuki
Japan needs to find a new way of making decisions about its energy future
Caving in to the hard-liners: The White House’s strategy for jamming through Obamacare repeal
Simon Maloy
The Trump White House seems to have learned a key lesson of Republican politics: extremists don't back down
Trumpcare “is a Republican welfare entitlement”: Conservatives rip Obamacare replacement bill
Sophia Tesfaye
Right-wing groups have already organized protests on Capitol Hill against the bill backed by Trump and Paul Ryan
White House announces revised travel ban, cites Bowling Green and “honor killings” in U.S.
Sophia Tesfaye
Citing "honor killings" and invoking the Bowling Green massacre, the White House is justifying the ban's return
In Trump’s future looms a familiar shutdown threat
Andrew Taylor
After Republicans played politics with shutting down the government, Senate Democrats are now in control
Guess what was missing from cable news’ discussions about President Trump’s so-called “Muslim ban”
Julie Alderman, Nina Mast
Spoiler: It was actual Muslims
Separating facts from “alternative facts” in the Trump era
Matthew Rozsa
The Trump administration's view on truth is tenuous at best
President Trump’s executive order on Muslims is a ban, no matter what Sean Spicer says
Matthew Rozsa
It is just as inaccurate to claim that Trump didn't issue a Muslim ban as it is to argue that the Earth is flat
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