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If Marine Le Pen is France’s Donald Trump, then this dark horse with momentum could be their Bernie Sanders
Matthew Rozsa
Could Jean-Luc Mélenchon pull off one of the greatest upsets in modern political history?
Paul Manafort’s exit strategy: Trump’s campaign chairman set up shell company to get loans from Trump-tied businesses
Matthew Rozsa
After leaving the Trump campaign, Manafort set himself up with foreign investors — and will now lobby for them
More proof that ex-Trump campaign aides have worked on behalf of foreign interests
Taylor Link
Two new pieces of evidence reveal that Trump's campaign downplayed its Eastern European connection
U.S., Mexico, Canada join forces for 2026 World Cup bid
Jason Stormer
This is the second time in history multiple countries have teamed up to host the international soccer tournament
Talking tough: Trump administration says that Russia should stop backing Assad. But will Russia listen?
Charlie May
The White House hasn't even been clear on whether or not Rex Tillerson will even be meeting Vladimir Putin
Donald Trump’s Russia scandal: What you need to know (and what you should avoid)
Matthew Rozsa
When it comes to Russia, there are a lot of dangling threads that could distract us from the important points
All the presidents’ spies: Blackwater founder Erik Prince is the latest Trump cutout to parlay with Putin’s men
Lucian K. Truscott IV
The through line in the conversations with Russians, from Trump Tower to the Seychelles, is lifting sanctions
Trump loves despots: He couldn’t shake Angela Merkel’s hand, but falls hard for Egypt’s strongman. Sense a pattern?
Heather Digby Parton
The democratic leader of a U.S. ally isn't worth Trump's time — but he adores the guy who staged a military coup
Another Donald Trump-Russia contact: Eric Prince met with Russian sources just before inauguration
Matthew Rozsa
The brother of Betsy DeVos was talking to Russia recently, while Carter Page was talking to Russia a few years ago
Noam Chomsky: Why Donald Trump is pushing the doomsday clock to the brink of midnight
David Gibbs
Noam Chomsky discussed Trump, Russia, history and the
Dictator vs. democrat? Not quite: Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny is no progressive hero
Danielle Ryan
Alexey Navalny has become a media hero for protesting Putin's corruption. But his own politics are downright Trumpy
Trump’s White House is blaming leaks on an Obama staffer who left in 2015
Matthew Rozsa
Evelyn Farkas advised officials to gather Russian hacking information long before Trump became president
Woosh-wishing through life with Jared Kushner
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Sure, he met with Russians helping Ivanka’s pa out in transition. Maybe Preet Bharara's name did come up. So
Marine Le Pen meets with Vladimir Putin: “It’s now the world of Putin, the world of Donald Trump”
Matthew Rozsa
The international far right celebrates a milestone meeting
5 key questions about the FBI’s Trump-Russia investigation
Jefferson Morley
It’s all about oligarchs, sanctions, and a multibillion-dollar privatization scheme, says Democrat Adam Schiff.
Tell the truth, shame the devil: Nunes’ Wednesday craziness proves the need for independent probe
Michael Winship
Please give Americans what they need to save the republic: the truth
U.S. and the Middle East: Power politics or amateur hour?
Michael J. Brenner
Assessing the interests and weaknesses of the U.S., Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Iran in the Middle East.
White House distances itself from Paul Manafort, who reportedly laundered money to himself from a pro-Putin party’s “black ledger”
Matthew Rozsa
White House press secretary Sean Spicer has been downplaying Manafort's role in the Trump campaign
Sean Spicer now argues Trump’s former campaign manager, Paul Manafort, played a “very limited role” for a “limited time”
Sophia Tesfaye
The White House spokesperson also told reporters that Michael Flynn was merely a campaign "volunteer"
A brief history of Russian interventions in other people’s elections
Eric Lohr
Russia has a habit of involving themselves in other country's politics
Bad boy gone worse: Is Vice co-founder Gavin McInnes flirting with a dangerous fringe?
Amanda Marcotte
Vice founder Gavin McInnes struggles to walk a fine line between edgy, hip right-winger and something much uglier
Monica Crowley went from advising the president to lobbying for a Ukranian oligarch
Taylor Link
The Fox News contributor registered as a foreign agent lobbying on behalf of a Ukrainian businessman
Trump’s military nostalgia is influenced by the war movies of his youth
Michael T. Klare
Rebuilding a last-century military to fight last-century wars
WikiLeaks’ CIA dump makes the Russian hacking story even murkier — if that’s possible
Danielle Ryan
WikiLeaks' new trove suggests the CIA could easily fake a Russian hack. It's no smoking gun, but it's disturbing
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