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Only eight years after a "hope and change" election, the present mood of the country is one of fear and change.

More federal subsidies, more bureaucracy, more interference.

Senators Grassley and Johnson asked the Justice Department inspector general for information about text messages exchanged by a pair of senior FBI employees.

Did Trump administration officials, who are hostile to addressing climate change, intervene?

Trump's 'rapists' and the 'wall' remarks led to a significant rise in support for Trump.

Trump's harsh rhetoric has been replaced with moderation. But the strain on relations remains.

Republicans have slashed state and local tax deductions. And blue states are looking for an alternative.

The laws were designed to keep out Italians and Eastern Europeans, specifically Jews.

No support for his hostility to Dreamers or building the Mexico border wall.

Or will he find a new deal that acknowledges the waning of U.S. economic power and the rise of the rest?

After Christopher Wray's threat, the attorney general apparently backed off from his call to fire Andrew McCabe.

He has thrown GOP principles out the window to get elected.

'Trump just hasn't put Christ back in Christmas, he's put prayer back into the White House.'

He displays authoritarian leanings that endanger all Americans and their basic freedoms.

Like it or not, Trump has enacted many of his campaign promises and is working to implement others.

Trump's support is dropping across the board, with all identifiable groups.

The big investors are the ones who invested in getting Trump and the Republicans into office.

Republicans are tying the fate of American children to an increase in an already-enormous military budget.

The Russians provided 'things of value' in hacked Clinton and DNC emails that WikiLeaks made public.

They are designed to curb press freedom and ridicule honest reporting.

Congress has subpoenaed Bannon and can hold him in contempt if he persists in claiming executive privilege.

The lies and attacks on basic decency coming from the White House are not the last word.

From Caligula and Nero to Wellington and Churchill, history shows it can be done.

It's unlikely the Supreme Court would expand privilege to the months of the transition.

Trump lost the popular vote, but he emerged victorious thanks to the electoral college.

Who needs Roy Moore to run against when a Bannon-less Trump makes every Republican look worse?

After two decades, America looks back on the the sexual relationship that rocked the White House.

Trump's bluntness on race may be used to challenge his policies, such as his immigration ban.

One year on, Trump has failed to fill four out of ten key federal government posts.

Who's to blame? Trump for saying bad things in private? Or those who make them public?