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Gordon Sondland sues Mike Pompeo, claiming he reneged on legal fees after “quid pro quo” testimony
Igor Derysh
Key impeachment witness says Pompeo stiffed him after testimony corroborating allegations against Trump
Chernobyl radiation surge “cause for concern,” say scientists
Brett Wilkins
One nuclear scientist said the situation is "like the embers in a barbecue pit"
Rudy Giuliani’s allies return to beg Trump for money after he “balked” at $20,000 a day legal bill
Igor Derysh
Trump refused to pay Giuliani's fees in his failed election challenges. Now Rudy's own legal costs are adding up
NYT, Washington Post, NBC News issue corrections to Giuliani stories
Brett Bachman
The outlets inaccurately reported FBI agents warned Giuliani he was target of Russian disinformation campaign
Rudy Giuliani claims feds tapped his “iCloud” in Tucker Carlson interview after raid
Zachary Petrizzo
Former NYC mayor claims he begged FBI to take Hunter Biden data; they weren't interested. Trump: "So unfair!"
FBI seizes phone from lawyer who helped Rudy Giuliani hunt for Biden dirt in Ukraine
Igor Derysh
Federal agents executed a search warrant at the home of Victoria Toensing, who was paid by Ukrainian oligarch
Rudy Giuliani’s attorney accuses the FBI of “legal thuggery” after agents raid his home
Igor Derysh
Federal agents seize Giuliani's electronic devices as part of a probe into his business dealings in Ukraine
Biden promised a return to diplomacy — instead, he’s appeasing the hawks and neocons
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
Biden took office vowing a new era in foreign policy, but so far it's the same old dangerous American hubris
Unraveling of the American empire: A series of military debacles point toward a tragic end
Chris Hedges
The U.S. retreat from Afghanistan is only the latest in a long list of defeats. From here, the endgame gets ugly
Trump praises Vladimir Putin on Fox News after Alexei Navalny transferred to prison hospital
Bob Brigham
"I got along great with President Putin, I liked him, he liked me"
“This is what collusion with Russia looks like”: Feds say Manafort pal gave campaign info to spies
Igor Derysh
New Russia sanctions reveal a direct line between Trump’s campaign chief and Russian intelligence agencies
As Peru battles COVID-19, tuberculosis finds new footing
Robin Blades
Covid-related disruptions have given TB room to run, prompting health officials to explore new tactics to combat it
“The walls seem to be rapidly closing in”: Trump “may be in real trouble” with the law, experts say
Brad Reed
"It is not easy to be involved in politics if you are broke and in jail"
The dark truth about conspiracy theories: They’re everywhere! Can they be stopped?
Paul Rosenberg
German scholar Michael Butter on how Trump and the Capitol riot leveraged an entire universe of conspiracy theory
What planet is NATO living on? Because it’s no longer useful on this one
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
U.S.-ruled alliance founded to fight communism has long outlived its usefulness, and is now a dangerous war machine
Let’s tell the truth about the Republican Party: It’s the real enemy of the people
Chauncey DeVega
Coverage of the second impeachment was still driven by media myths about "normal" Republicans. They don't exist
What connects Trump’s two acquittals: The profound danger of the “Dershowitz precedent”
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's first acquittal was a historic mistake: It fueled his supporters' anti-democratic rage and entitlement
Outgoing Washington Post editor finally, begrudgingly admits mistakes in Trump coverage
Dan Froomkin
In exit interview, Marty Baron admits a failure in dealing with "Trump's mendacity" — but claims it didn't matter
Former FBI assistant director Frank Figliuzzi: Capitol riot was “a form of terrorism”
Chauncey DeVega
Longtime FBI counter-terror expert on the bureau's post-Trump woes — and the unanswered questions after Jan. 6
The future of war, American-style
Danny Sjursen
A Bidenesque tour of America’s regional and global military adventures
Following Donald Trump’s trail of dirty money: No “smoking gun,” but plenty of sleaze
Chauncey DeVega
Forbes editor Dan Alexander sees no hidden Russia connection — because Trump's corruption is out in the open
Sorry, Republicans, but there’s no way to acquit Trump without endorsing his insurrection
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's new loyalty test makes it clear: Republicans who vote to acquit are siding with the insurrectionists
“We’ve never seen a threat to democracy like this”
Kelly Candaele
A conversation with dean and law professor Erwin Chemerinsky on the latest impeachment and on what happens next
George Conway hands Biden’s DOJ a roadmap to make sure Trump ends up in jail
Matthew Chapman
Conway notes that future Attorney General Merrick Garland must appoint a special counsel — or two
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