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SCOTUS rulings, NoKo summit, Mueller legal battle, union win, Clinton's epiphany, and more.
Predictably, those allies respond in kind as potential trade war battle lines are drawn.
Researchers claim political inequity for the poor because they lose political viability sooner.
Jobs report, tariffs and NAFTA, Mueller's spending, asset forfeiture horror, and more.
"An entire network's legal and editorial team knew exactly what Bee would say, approved it, and broadcast it." —Sean Davis
He's ratcheting up the pressure again on China after North Korea's flip-flop.
Nuclear talks, tariffs, Italy, Ukraine, "right to try," racism, gun safety, and more.
America First: "The war on coal is over. We're going to be energy dominant and energy independent." —Scott Pruitt
Braying Jackass: Roseanne "too authentically represented the actual worldview of a significant chunk of the Trump base." —Chris Hayes
Active shooter incidents have increased, but so have the number of armed citizens stopping them.
U.S. is No. 1, tariffs again, rescinding $15 billion, Greitens resigns, Arkansas, and more.
Hillary Clinton, the sore loser, calls the Electoral College "a little troubling."
Trump Memorial Day, China tariffs, Venezuela frees American, Dodd-Frank rollback, and more.
But the press inadvertently makes the NRA's case in its rush to smear the organization.
North Korea, Medal of Honor, Dodd-Frank rollback, NFL protests, armed citizen, and more.
Braying Jenny: "I think it's a good thing for Kim Jong-un." —House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi
The president is cutting government regulations at double the rate he campaigned on.
Big VA reform, Trump cancels NoKo summit, Iran building ICBMs, humor and more.
"I started saying in 1985 I don't think we should have … music talking about n—rs and b—es and hoes." —jazz musician Wynton Marsalis
Interesting choice of terminology: "If you're going to shoot [Trump], you have to shoot to kill." —Harvard Law professor Laurence Tribe
