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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.'

The presence of Russians at the inauguration events reflected anticipation in Moscow for a thaw in relations with the U.S.

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.

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

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?

Republicans believe the opposite of their dislike to all regulations is for Dems to favor all regulations.

Men feel left out in economies when their jobs have been shipped overseas to low-wage countries.

The Democrats have lost both the white working class and the white middle class as well.

Six ways the press can stop making excuses for Trump's unpresidential behavior.

Trump's tweets were often strident critiques of other candidates, not a platform to promote his policies.

Neil Buchanan writes that the idea that regulation is bad for the economy and deregulation is good is false.

Why all the engagement with Russians? Why the cover-up and lies?

The government argues that allowing the teenager to abort would make it 'complicit' in an objectionable procedure.

What did Trump and Pence really knew about the phone calls between Flynn and the Russian ambassador?

Trump has proposed an Internet sales tax in tweets criticizing WashPo owner Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon.

Michael Dorf asks whether Wolff can be sued for inciting Bannon to renege on a non-disclosure agreement.

Richard Epstein writes that Trump's bonfire of regulations has worked wonders.