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Energy Secretary Rick Perry denies pressing Ukraine on energy company, says he’s not resigning
Shira Tarlo
Perry said he asked Trump "multiple times" to call the Ukrainian president but to discuss energy — not the Bidens
House Democrats subpoena Pentagon for documents related to Ukraine as impeachment inquiry heats up
Shira Tarlo
Lawmakers are probing if Trump made military aid to Ukraine contingent on a new probe by Kyiv into Joe Biden
Cowardly Republicans learn the hard way: Donald Trump was never their friend
Amanda Marcotte
"Might makes right" stops being fun when you're the one under the bully's thumb, as Republicans are learning
Trump calls for Pelosi to be “immediately impeached” after suggesting that she committed treason
Shira Tarlo
The U.S. Constitution says members of Congress cannot be impeached, though lawmakers can be censured
Understanding Trump’s most lunatic conspiracy theory: Hillary and Ukraine are after him!
Heather Digby Parton
Behind Barr and Giuliani's globetrotting, behind that delusional phone call — nope, it still doesn't make sense
Impeachment in the hall of mirrors: Will this battle save democracy — or end it?
Andrew O'Hehir
This isn't about Democrats vs. Republicans. It's about whether our democratic institutions have any mojo left
“This is not acceptable”: Congress should use impeachment to warn future presidents
David Crook
Ukraine isn’t nearly enough
Republican challenger Joe Walsh says that Donald Trump is a “traitor”
Matthew Rozsa
Former Illinois Rep. Joe Walsh and former South Carolina Rep. Mark Sanford debated impeaching Donald Trump
Mike Pence’s not-so-secret plan: “He’s focused on the White House” — but how soon?
Chauncey DeVega
Reporter Tom LoBianco on his political biography of the secretive veep: Christian nationalist or political schemer?
A second whistleblower is accusing Trump of wrongdoing in phone call with Ukrainian president
Matthew Rozsa
Unlike the first whistleblower, the new complainant alleges to have firsthand information about Trump's phone call
Joe Biden releases memo on addressing the “mountain of lies” spread by Donald Trump on Ukraine
Matthew Rozsa
The Biden campaign memo also vows to "focus on the issues that impact people's lives" while responding to Trump
What exactly did Giuliani do on his overseas excursions?
Terry H. Schwadron
It isn’t at all clear what the volatile former mayor has been doing for Trump … but he’s been doing it a lot
How One America News sells an altered reality to voters who dream of wealth
Melanie McFarland
OAN's calm misinformation campaign sells Trump as a rich, brave hero under siege to viewers aspiring to be like him
The food system needs whistleblowers, too
Amanda Hitt
The USDA implemented a new rule that will to do away with some of the most important whistleblowers in the system
Down the rabbit hole with all the president’s men: Barr and Pompeo go hunting
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Bill Barr and Mike Pompeo went to Rome looking for conspiracy fodder. They might have dug up more than they wanted
Pompeo and Barr are finding out what loyalty to Trump is really worth
William Rivers Pitt
The rockslide has begun, and the boulders are flying
Will the entire Republican Party serve as Trump’s impeachment propaganda machine?
Sophia Tesfaye
Beyond Mitt Romney, not one Republican on Capitol Hill has turned on Trump. After he's gone, they're finished
Trump’s bad Nixon imitation may cost him the presidency
Ken Hughes
Whatever Donald Trump does, Richard Nixon usually did it first and better.
Trump fired Ukraine ambassador after Giuliani complained she blocked anti-Biden efforts
Igor Derysh
Diplomat Marie Yovanovitch was widely praised by colleagues. Giuliani argued she was "undermining" the Biden probe
Trump declares “case closed” after texts show US ambassadors pressed Ukraine on investigations
Shira Tarlo
"I think it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign," a top U.S. diplomat said
Trove of text messages makes it clear: Trump knew his Ukraine extortion was illegal
Amanda Marcotte
New dump of diplomatic documents suggest Trump understood he had to cover up Ukraine misdeeds — however poorly
President Trump’s “red wall” in the Senate shows very few signs of cracking: report
Alex Henderson
Trump is still quite popular with his hardcore base — impeachment, Ukraine scandal and all
Scaramucci: State Department texts are example of “rank criminality” at heart of Trump’s White House
Tom Boggioni
“The Republican leadership in the Congress — what are these guys doing?" the former White House staffer asks
Maddow walks back right-wing conspiracy theories on Adam Schiff after Meghan McCain confronts her
Travis Gettys
“This was blowing up all over Twitter yesterday—at least conservative Twitter,” McCain said as she addressed Maddow
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