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Sigh. Our Dear Stable Genius has been busy.

'I've begged Susan Collins to stand up to Trump,' one Maine resident said. 'I'm still waiting.'

The web "needs radical intervention from all those who have power over its future."

A Yale Psychiatrist Warns Trump’s 53-Minute ‘Fox and Friends’ Rant Was Another Danger Sign Of His Worsening Condition

In reality, polling has shown that support for Trump's impeachment has been steady.

A new analysis of satellite images shows how the area of West Virginia with the most strip-mine damage is also the most susceptible to increased stream flow.

"Let’s say this loud and clear—without voter suppression, Stacey Abrams would be the governor of Georgia, and Andrew Gillum is the governor of Florida. "

The administration is further undermining the Affordable Care Act, critics claim.

Doctors want to provide free vaccines to kids and parents at a detention facilities across the nation, but they aren't being allowed.

"The healthcare industry has caused more pain and harm and anxiety for the American people than practically any other industry."

During his testimony, right-wing media personalities sought to attack the credibility of Sondland, Trump's hand-picked ambassador to the European Union.

Crowds of far-right youth have crashed weeks worth of college lectures hosted by establishment conservative groups. Those groups were under-prepared to face them.

Mitch McConnell has refused to condemn Trump's words or actions despite positioning himself as a civility devotee.

With the hold, voters have now given Democrats nine more governorships in the Trump era.

What we have now in the U.S. is a for-profit health insurance model that privatizes profit and socializes risk. And it's not working.

"The Federalist Society is trying to rehabilitate a credibly accused sexual predator, and we will not allow them to forget Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and Kavanaugh's other accusers."

Remarks by Devin Nunes and Jim Jordan sounded oddly similar to right-wing media outlets like Judicial Watch.

The ranking members of the House intelligence committee made several statements that lacked context and required more information.

The Ukraine scandal is mostly viewed through the prism of politics — an attempt by President Donald Trump to gain an advantage over a political opponent. But, as most things are, it’s also about money — and we found lots of it flowing between key players in the scandal.

On this week’s episode of “Trump, Inc.,” we follow the money.

First, Let’s Meet Our Cast of Ukraine Players

Richest among them is Dmitry Firtash, an oligarc

Stephen Miller, a senior policy adviser to President Donald Trump, relied on white nationalist perspectives to inform his policy-making and worldview.