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Tucker Carlson quarrels with guest who makes Charles Lindbergh comparison
Matthew Rozsa
Tucker Carlson doesn't want to be lumped in with Hitler apologists
How did Donald Trump Jr.’s relationship with Russia start?
Matthew Rozsa
The president's son had connections with Russia long before his father beat Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election
6 signs that the Russia investigation could blow up the Trump White House
Jefferson Morley
The revelation about Donald Trump Jr. takes the president’s predicament from bad to worse
Putin’s flacks: Russia’s stealth public relations war
Sue Curry Jansen
Putin's public relations campaigns have allowed destroyed any hope of transparency
Consider the upside, liberals: If Trump can achieve a new détente with Russia, that’s a good thing
Danielle Ryan
Whatever happened during the campaign, we're stuck with these guys. It's a lot better if they don't go to war
Donald Trump and the decline of the West: Ten thousand years of civilization and we end up with this guy?
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump appoints himself the defender of Western civilization. Such deep irony! So much horror! What if he's right?
The day democracy got hacked: To this “old spy,” all signs in the DNC email leak pointed to Russia
Malcolm Nance
Someone was playing 3-dimensional chess with our democracy. Experience taught me there could be only one source
Russian hackers are alleged to be targeting nuclear power plants
Matthew Rozsa
U.S. intelligence officials say Russia, emboldened since the 2016 presidential election, is going after new targets
Trump borrows the far-right’s rallying cry while in Europe: The West must have the “courage to preserve our civilization”
Sophia Tesfaye
Donald Trump gives a nod to the far-right's thoughts about the preservation of "Western civilization"
Is America past the point of no return?
Thom Hartmann
Oligarchs representing monopolistic Big Pharma, Big Banks, and Big Retail/Fast Food are devastating us
Is Putin’s Russia the critical threat Americans believe it to be?
Ronald Suny
A U.S. and NATO playbook to dealing with Russia
Forget the stupid tweets: There’s big news on Trump’s Russia connections — and he doesn’t want you to read it
Heather Digby Parton
New reports link Michael Flynn to hacking and reveal Trump's massive business deals in the former Soviet Union
A nuclear power plant was hacked in the U.S.
Matthew Rozsa
The system that was breached dealt with business issues, not highly sensitive ones
Who in the hell is Michael Cohen?! Everything you were afraid to ask about this suddenly important person
Bill Scheft
Can't keep up with who's lawyered up in the White House? Here's the deep dirt on Trump's personal counsel
The case for not courting conflict with Russia
Dan Kovalik
Democrats using Russia-baiting as a way to get rid of Trump need to see how shortsighted this strategy is
Who is Felix Sater? Meet the shady Russian investor who may be a centerpiece of the investigation
Bob Cesca
Trump now claims he doesn't know this Russian-born money man linked to organized crime. Evidence suggests otherwise
Power in the absence of money
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Why Trump hates Washington and Washington hates Trump
Oliver Stone’s Putin puzzle: An evil genius who made history, or a shrewd, small-minded nonentity?
Andrew O'Hehir
Vladimir Putin at the end of history: In Stone's telling, Russian supervillain is the punch line to a bad joke
Is Mike Pence pulling a Gerald Ford or a Spiro Agnew?
Matthew Rozsa
Pence is either getting ready to become an incoming president or an outgoing vice president
Enabling a dangerous president: The Jared Kushner timeline
Steven Harper
The president's son-in-law is the Trump era's Forrest Gump
The one way Oliver Stone actually beat the strongman in “The Putin Interviews”
Matthew Rozsa
When you reduce a Putin to absurdly comparing criticisms of him with antisemitism, you've scored a coup
What if several of the world’s biggest food crops failed at the same time?
Anthony Janetos
Many of the world’s major breadbaskets have experienced crop loss due to climate change
Democrats have a bright future — but only if they can fight on multiple fronts and avoid distraction
Paul Rosenberg
The Democrats have new energy, and rising stars like Kamala Harris and Adam Schiff. But there are pitfalls ahead
Robert Reich: The art of the Trump-Putin deal
Robert Reich
What would Vladimir Putin have to gain in a hypothetical deal with Donald Trump?
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