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Katrina vanden Heuvel is editor and publisher of The Nation magazine.
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FROM Katrina vanden Heuvel
Left, Right & Center
We Couldn't Wait There was just too much to talk about: Rudy Giuliani admits to Sean Hannity that President Donald Trump reimbursed his attorney for the $130,000 payment to porn star Stormy Daniels to keep quiet. Plus, more on those leaked questions Robert Mueller has for the president, and the scope of the investigation.
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Scott Pruitt in hot water for looking swamplike EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's job is to protect wetlands. Is that why he can't convince anyone he's draining the swamp?
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Fired In A Tweet The president uses social media to tell his secretary of state it's over.
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Little Rocket Man invites, Dotard accepts The two leaders move from taking Twitter shots to agreeing to an in-person summit.
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The Olympics Open, The Government Shuts ...And you probably slept through both.
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Re: That Nunes Memo Now that the Nunes memo has been released...well, what's in it?
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Left, Right & Uncensored A certain word allegedly uttered by the president dominates the headlines as the DACA deal derails.
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Left, Right & Uncensored A certain word allegedly uttered by the president dominates the headlines as the DACA deal derails.
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