“The former official said he doesn't think Trump is playing ‘the sort of three-dimensional chess people ascribe to decisions like this. More often than not he's just eating the pieces.’"
Reason's Nick Gillespie interviews Judge Andrew Napolitano about federal obstruction of justice laws and the historical and constitutional context of Trump's presidency.
Big companies drove the 2017 Tax and Jobs Act, but did not commit to any specific wage hikes, the Center for Public Integrity found
Trump promised this father of a son lost to opioid overdose that if elected, he would help solve the opiod problem.
Ezra lays out how damning the emails Trump, Jr. tweeted are to him and the Trump campaign. As Colbert put it: Donald Junior deepthroated himself. If the emails are accurate, they reveal the campaign was willing to use Russian government supplied documents to smear Hillary. In other words, they were willing to use Russian help win the election. That's illegal.
Not surprising. Mexican businessman produces Trump toilet paper.
Tulsi appears to be exposing how Trump is embracing the big banks and doing nothing to break up to big to fail banks--the exact opposite of what he promised. Jeez!
Presents how Sentators voted on Trump cabinet appointees.