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Perhaps Trump should have spent the holiday with some of the 15.4 million American children (21 percent) living in poverty.

Dems say it'll be an albatross around the GOP's neck; Republicans say it'll boost their vote.

Citizens in all 50 states have identified the time and place they will rally if the Mueller is fired.

Neil Buchanan writes that reforming the estate tax and a minimum tax regime has are priorities.

Trump wants to abandon the McGovern-Dole free school meals program.

Trump is even trying to deport Iraqi Christians, many of whom have lived in the US for decades.

The scoundrels, liars and idiots we elect to Congress should be regularly tested for mental competence.

Russia's social media campaign borrowed a theme from Rod Sterling's cult classic.

He's a pious evangelical who jumped at the chance to be the running mate of a man who bragged he grabbed women "by the pussy."

By firing Rosenstein not Mueller, Trump can claim he is not interfering in the Russia probe.

Putin's interference in the 2016 election has made rapprochement with Russia unthinkable.

"Since the inception of the Mueller Investigation, a pattern of a persistent torrent of leaks has emerged," states the suit.

From peddling opiods to avoiding gun control, Trump is pandering to dark money donors who are buying Congressmen.

The next big battle might be keeping Trump's tax cuts in place if the Dems take control of Congress.

How four typical families will fare under the new Republican tax regime.

A concocted international crisis, a missile fired at North Korea, a late Friday announcement.

Neil Buchanan writes that papers like the WashPo and the Times can't resist false equivalence.

Trump's appointee has many ways to minimize the number of eligible Democratic voters.

The voices of corporate lobbyists and special interests have prevailed.

The document drawn up by McMaster bears little resemblance to Trump's campaign rhetoric.

There is a much simpler and more effective way of deterring those without papers from even setting out for America.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is the most sweeping change to the U.S. tax code in more than 30 years.

The biggest winners will be the Koch brothers, Peter Thiel, Sheldon Adelson, Woody Johnson and Carl Icahn.

The left is getting nuttier, the right is getting scarier, and the system seems ever more outmoded.

The violent arrest of journalists at gunpoint is alarming pro-Ukrainian supporters in the West.

He says aggressive and authoritarian powers like Russia and China seek to undermine the US-led global order.

The Russian leader declares "Mission Accomplished." His war criminal client Assad is safe and secure.

The CDC has been ordered to stop using seven phrases, including "evidence-based" and "science-based."

The tax cuts will reduce demand, widen inequality and increase the national debt by at least $1.5 trillion.

The president spoke at the FBI Academy in Quantico.