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Having a general in charge at the White House has its drawbacks.

Big money is buying giant tax cuts, allowing Russia to interfere in elections, and killing Americans.

Neil Buchanan writes that not only do three percent of the people own half the guns, but they are largely fervent Trump supporters.

There is so much about Trump I don't yet know – so much I feel I need to know.

Not since Reagan's first year in office has change and disruption come so fast from the White House.

The AG offer Senators a new account of how he engaged with Russian officials.

The attorney general testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee for the first time since his confirmation.

Today the AG is grilled by Senators about his Russia links. He has many awkward questions to answer.

Trump has willingly abandoned America's claim to moral authority, boldly asserting "America First."

Logging every twist, turn and tweet in Trump's efforts to halt the Russia Investigation.

He is not withdrawing the US from the deal (not yet, anyway).

He faces a grilling by a Senate committee on Wednesday.

DoJ lawyers insist Secret Service doesn't keep visitor logs. So who're the guys taking names?

Others are thinking about doing what Corker did. Sounding the alarm. They think Trump's nuts. Unfit. Dangerous.

Many lobbyists are taking advantage of out-of-date federal lobbying laws to avoid registering themselves.

It's an open secret that Trump is a walking constitutional crisis. Is there a constitutional remedy?

Like so many of his policies that deeply impact women's lives, this one has no rational justification and is rooted in bad science.

Those who believed in small government when Obama was president now crave for more government action.

Pence won't meet alone with women. Trump and Weinstein won't keep their hands off them.

Trump and Weinstein are both sexual harassers and predators.

Undocumented immigrants commit fewer crimes than native-born citizens, so it makes no sense rounding them up.

I urge you not to resign. America and the world need sane voices speaking into the ear of our Narcissist-in-Chief.

Trump is starting down a dangerous road towards a strategy which is more uncertain, risky, and costly.

Trump's budget would end all U.S. support for family planning in developing countries.

His tweet betrays a president in a blinding rage over the Russia investigation.

He said the president has been unfairly attacked for his "both sides" comment.

The Supremes are about to decide on whether the ban is constitutional.

Deductible local taxes are fundamental to our Federalist tradition.

Trump's wall depends upon the compulsory purchase of thousands of acres of private land.

Richard Epstein concludes that there are some good ideas. And some hostages to fortune.