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Income inequality in the U.S. is even worse than you’ve been led to believe
Alex Henderson
Despite every indicator stating otherwise, Republicans still uphold "trickle-down economics" as beneficial for all
Donald Trump’s relentless fixer: The many mysterious doings of Michael Cohen
Heather Digby Parton
Why Trump is so worried about Stormy Daniels remains unclear. But if Michael Cohen is involved, it must be serious
Sam Nunberg melts down on live TV
Lucian K. Truscott IV
He’s one of Trump’s “best people” and the lot of them are going to bring down the President
The State Department was given money to stop Russian meddling — but hasn’t spent it
Matthew Rozsa
The State Department was given $120 million by Congress to counter Russian meddling, but has not spent any of it
Russia pressured Trump to nix Mitt Romney as Secretary of State: report
Matthew Rozsa
Russia allegedly told Trump to pick a secretary of state who would side with them in the Ukraine controversy
Closing the circle of collusion
Lucian K. Truscott IV
The White House is surrounded by a phalanx of investigations, indictments and guilty pleas
Syria’s tragedy, America’s crime: The collapse of national sovereignty
Patrick Lawrence
We understand less about the carnage in Syria than we should: Did U.S. intervention cause all this suffering?
A paranoid America is greatly exaggerating Russian power
Vijay Prashad
The recent surge in Russophobia speaks to a greater paranoia at play in the American psyche
It’s time to stop calling it Russian meddling
Lucian K. Truscott IV
How the Russians spent millions to steal the election for Donald Trump
Donald Trump Jr.’s Indian vacation: The family cash-grab continues
Heather Digby Parton
Don Jr. makes a big overseas trip that's "strictly business" — selling access in the most blatant way imaginable
The strategy of maximal extraction
Michael T. Klare
How Donald Trump plans to enlist fossil fuels in the struggle for global dominance
Is it the coverup — or the crime? With Trump and Russia, we still can’t be sure
Heather Digby Parton
Is the Mueller investigation mostly about obstruction of justice? Don't forget about the underlying conspiracy
Conniving lying conspirators or bumbling lying fools; you decide
Lucian K. Truscott IV
You don't want either running your government
Trump’s America: Open to global capital, not people
Robert Reich
Trump's policy welcomes global capital instead of people
More than a muckraker: Robert Parry believed in the possibilities of our craft
Patrick Lawrence
A legendary reporter who broke the Iran-contra story, Bob Parry left the mainstream media and blazed his own path
Trump won’t follow through on Congressional sanctions on Russia
Matthew Rozsa
Despite Congress passing stiff new sanctions on Russia last year, the president has yet to implement them
Now the U.S. is playing spoiler role in Korea, Syria and elsewhere. But why?
Patrick Lawrence
Washington can't adjust to losing its role as global sheriff, and the entire world must bear the consequences
How Trump is destroying the GOP
Robert Reich
The Republicans no longer stand for anything other than Trump
“We saw all kinds of horrors”: A Russian girl, a Jewish boy, and a Nazi massacre
Father Patrick Desbois
A Russian woman who was a little girl during the Nazi occupation remembers her friend, a Jewish boy named Ziama
Actions, not words, tell Trump’s political money story
Dave Levinthal
Rhetorically, he talked a liberal's game. In reality, he's like most conservatives
BuzzFeed defends its publication of the Steele Dossier on Trump and Russia
Matthew Rozsa
Thanks to testimony released Tuesday, BuzzFeed says its publishing of a controversial document was justified
Trump plans to greatly expand arms sales around the world
Charlie May
In the name of creating American jobs and competing with foreign actors, Trump will further escalate weapons sales
New hope on the Korean peninsula, believe it or not
Patrick Lawrence
The two Koreas schedule direct talks to resolve the crisis, while the U.S. policy elite frets about a "wedge"
Seeing the unseen in Ukraine: Why is America sending arms?
Patrick Lawrence
Unnoticed by the West, ceasefire talks continue, even as the Pentagon ships weapons to a corrupt Ukrainian regime
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