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Donald Trump’s trade war bites back: One target could be his own business empire

Bob Cesca
Our allies are already imposing tariffs. Could the next step be targeted sanctions against Trump's business empire?

Obama’s Russia expert on the “giant gap” between Trump’s policies and his friendship with Putin

Matthew Rozsa
Former U.S. ambassador to Russia on Trump, Putin, the Mueller probe and how U.S.-Russia relations got this way

An urgent message to Europe, Canada, Mexico and Japan

Robert Reich
Robert Reich has a plea for U.S. allies to not lose hope in the face of America's current political crisis

7 absolutely bonkers moments from Donald Trump’s impromptu White House lawn press conference

Brad Reed
President Trump says he wants “his people” to treat him the same way North Koreans treat dictator Kim Jong-un

Trump says he wants to be like Kim Jong Un: “I want my people” to “sit up at attention”

Matthew Rozsa
Trump praised the North Korean dictator on Fox News: "He's the head of a country, and I mean he's the strong head"

How do progressives defeat Donald Trump? The first step is learning to expect the unexpected

Jared Yates Sexton
We keep acting as if history, tradition and precedent have some meaning. But in the Trump era, all that is gone

Mueller drops another indictment on Paul Manafort

Izzie Ramirez
This time a Russian business partner of Trump's former campaign manager was also indicted

Ex-CIA chief explains how Mueller’s new Manafort allegations are a “major signal”

Travis Gettys
President Trump should be worried

Mueller wants Paul Manafort’s bail revoked on charges of witness tampering

Sophia Tesfaye
Trump’s former campaign chairman accused of secretly trying to coax witnesses against him to lie

Trump’s next foreign policy coup: A summit with Vladimir Putin?

Matthew Rozsa
Trump and Putin have met twice since Trump became president, but this would be their first official summit

Trump supporters need to remember their patriotic duty — and listen to Bill Maher

Matthew Rozsa
What do you do when your president has so many suspicious ties to a hostile foreign power?

Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was brought down by a Russian missile: report

Matthew Rozsa
Dutch investigators conclude the Russians were behind the shooting down of a Malaysia Airlines plane four years ago

Russia, Putin lead the way in exploiting democracy’s lost promise

Brian Grodsky
Putin’s March re-election is a sign that the liberal experiment in Russia is over for the foreseeable future

The U.S. considered declaring Russia a state sponsor of terror, then dropped it

Sebastian Rotella
The U.S. case against Russia as a sponsor of terrorism has grown substantially over the past decade

Nevada marijuana grower questioned for his connection to Michael Cohen

Taylor Link
The grower has been caught in the probe into brand fraud and campaign-violence

The caliphate of Trump and a planet in ruins

Tom Engelhardt
Extremists "R" Us

Did philosopher Alexander Dugin, aka “Putin’s brain,” shape the 2016 election?

Conor Lynch
Alexander Dugin wants a left-right alliance against liberalism — and urged Russia to meddle in Western politics

The Wall Street Journal is upset about having to interact with poor people at the airport

Matthew Rozsa
The world's tiniest violin plays for these affluent flyers who have to wait in less-than-luxurious airport lounges

Experts: Mueller questions leaked by Team Trump

Matthew Rozsa
More than 40 questions from Special Counsel Robert Mueller to President Donald Trump have been leaked

Want to bring down Donald Trump?

Rebecca Gordon
Follow the people who follow the money

Nukes of hazard

Nathanael Johnson
There's something wrong with every source of energy. How do our nuclear nightmares compare?

Pulitzer-winning reporter David Cay Johnston: “The evidence suggests Trump is a traitor”

Chauncey DeVega
Investigative reporter who has covered Trump for 30 years dares to imagine impeachment — and President Nancy Pelosi

When virtual reality feels real, so does the sexual harassment

Jessica Buchleitner
In striving to make virtual reality as real as possible, this also means the worst of behavior feels as real too

A former producer for Fox News helped build a pro-Kremlin propaganda network in Russia

Travis Gettys
This story keeps getting darker
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