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Wouldn’t it be nice? How the Russia investigation intersects with real-world U.S. foreign policy goals
Timothy Frye
As the Trump scandal unfolds, bear in mind that better relations with Russia would actually be a good idea
While you were working, the Trump-Russia situation got a bit dicier
Matthew Rozsa
A number of breaking developments are making the Trump-Russia situation even more of a problem for the president
Why does Donald Trump want to return a Russian compound seized as punishment for hacking?
Matthew Rozsa
An intelligence official says Trump's decision to undo one Obama measure against Russia is a "really bad idea"
Return of the international man of mystery
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Jared Kushner's bounce in the headlines has me thinking about the master of spycraft's visits with my grandfather
A Timeline: Russia and President Trump
Steven Harper
To keep everything in one location, here's an updated summary (so far)
Trump staffer hints he may be open to softening Russia sanctions
Matthew Rozsa
A key staffer gets cagey when asked about the status of sanctions against Russia
FBI homes in on Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner in Russia probe
Keith A. Spencer
A series of meetings between a Russian banker, the Russian ambassador and Kushner are raising eyebrows at the FBI
“RussiaGate” has become a catastrophic failure of leadership — and a debacle from which the Trump presidency will not recover
Douglass Blackmon
The Trump-Russia scandal has metastasized quickly and destructively
Former FBI double agent who outfoxed the Russians offers an explanation for Trump: “The simple fact could be that someone’s a crook”
Chauncey DeVega
Former counterespionage agent Naveed Jamali says Trump's not a "Manchurian candidate" — but could be a stooge
WATCH: When drawing comparisons between Nixon and Trump, don’t forget Roger Stone
Carrie Sheffield
Former Nixon operative Roger Stone champions dirty tricks, political lobbying in '80s, then is early Trump booster
Kevin McCarthy’s explosive “joke” points toward a darker questions: How long have leading Republicans known about Donald Trump’s Russia problem?
Heather Digby Parton
"Putin pays . . . Trump," said the House majority leader a year ago. "Swear to God." How much did he really know?
#LetsMakePeace: Trump goes on odd tweetstorm praising Russia — and Rosie O’Donnell
Charlie May
"Russia must be laughing up their sleeves watching as the U.S. tears itself apart," Trump tweeted
Top 5 bad hombres loved by Trump
Jefferson Morley
Who’s the worst of the worst among the president’s favorite dictators?
Trump’s Russia problems under scrutiny next week
Jefferson Morley
Republican obstructionism has slowed the investigation, but not killed it.
Is the Trump administration enabling genocide in Yemen? And will Americans ever pay attention?
Theo Horesh
The Saudis are trying to starve Yemeni rebels into submission — and the U.S. is turning a blind eye, or worse
The Washington Post has a lobbyist as a writer. Here are 12 times they didn’t disclose conflicts of interest
Eric Hananoki
Editor says the Post wasn’t “initially clear enough with” Ed Rogers “on our expectations” but defends paper
Was Michael Flynn a Russian agent of influence? A modest proposal for how that could have gone down
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Reading the ups and downs — and back ups, and down agains — of Michael Flynn, disgraced national security adviser
Trump’s Organized Crime Ties Bring Blackmail to the White House
Jefferson Morley
Says one former business partner, "The headline will be ‘The Kazakh Gangster and President Trump.'"
Putin on the move: Russia is moving back into Ukraine, as the Trump administration does nothing
Matthew Rozsa
Meanwhile, another Putin critic is killed, and Rex Tillerson's ex-company gets a present from Russia
France’s elections are just the latest in Russia’s shadow war in a wary Europe
Sebastian Rotella
Fears of Russian meddling in a French vote reflect an overt and covert influence campaign
There’s some irony here: The waters of Trump’s Washington are dark and deep
Michael Winship
The White House is trying to keep secret all that's destructive to the nation and democracy
Trump’s deep links to organized crime: Federal investigators know and the public is catching on
Jefferson Morley
As Trump built his empire, he attracted a criminal element whose ties still bind
Paul Manafort is consulting a Chinese billionaire about U.S. infrastructure projects: report
Matthew Rozsa
Manafort's spokesman said the meeting does not address "current or future infrastructure projects or contracts"
Making nukes mandatory: a lesson for dictators
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Now every tinpot monster is going to want some nukes
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