Chuck Schumer: The Worst Possible Democratic Leader at the Worst Possible Time
The soon-to-be top elected Democrat might as well have been grown in a lab to be exactly the wrong face for opposition to Donald Trump.
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Donald Trump Is 'Naive' about Nukes, Says Head of Missile Defense Group
Missile defense was once the mainstay of Republicans. Now, the missile shield true believers seem to be turning toward Clinton.
Race for Next DNC Chair Is Between America's First Muslim Congressman and Two Corporate Lobbyists
Rep. Keith Ellison, Howard Dean, and Jaime Harrison are running to head the Democratic National Committee.
Reagan Administration “Cavalierly” Leaked NSA Signals Intelligence — Apparently Without Informing the Agency
An NSA analyst who wrote an intelligence report on Poland selling helicopters to Nicaragua recounts how the information was leaked by the Reagan administration.
The Assassination of Orlando Letelier and the Politics of Silence
Forty years ago today, agents working for Augusto Pinochet assassinated Chilean exile Orlando Letelier with the apparent complicity of the U.S. government.
Anything at All Can Happen in the Age of Trump
There has never before been a U.S. president whose stated goals were as simultaneously vague, preposterous, and contradictory.
Hillary Clinton Acknowledges Saudi Terror Financing in Hacked Email, Hinting at Tougher Approach
A 2014 email purportedly written by Hillary Clinton to John Podesta shows the Democratic presidential nominee believes Saudi Arabia is funding radical groups.
"Reagan Alumni for Trump" Remind America That GOP Didn't Start Making Things Up in 2016
The GOP gave up on reality long ago, starting with Ronald Reagan, so it makes sense that Reagan's old staffers would feel right at home with Donald Trump.
Can Gen. James Mattis Teach a Draft-Dodging Tax Cheat About War?
Retired Marine Gen. Mattis is Donald Trump’s most likely pick for secretary of defense.
Intercepted Podcast: The House of Trump
The royal family of the United States takes some heat as the fate of American health care hangs on a few votes.