Senators interrogate US intelligence community after Atlantic editor was added to group chat on Yemen war plans
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Author: Chris Stein
Democrats demand answers over White House’s ‘careless’ Signal blunder
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Why Gavin Newsom’s ‘terrible’ podcast has Democrats losing their tiny minds
The governor of California’s cosy chats with his Right-wing opponents aren’t winning him fans in Washington. But could they win him votes?
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Author: Stephen Armstrong
Pentagon warned staffers against using Signal before White House chat leak
Bulletin sent on 18 March said Russian hackers could access messages as Trump officials now downplay blunder
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Author: José Olivares
Trump and intelligence chiefs play down Signal group chat leak
President Trump also defends his national security team after a reporter was added to their message thread.
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Author: @BBCNews
Fired immediately: Group chat gaffe wouldn’t happen in UK, says former defence minister
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Author: Deborah Haynes
Trump can be derailed – this is how the Democrats can win
Amid all the chaos and the disappointment lie the seeds of a fight-back
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Author: James Ball
5 ways Democrats can fight Trump and defend the republic
If Democrats in Congress have a serious plan to stop President Trump from violating the Constitution and the nation’s laws, they haven’t shown it yet.
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Author: William S. Becker, opinion contributor
Democrats rage over their leaders’ impotence
Democratic voters want their leaders to raise hell, but they aren’t doing it.
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Author: Juan Williams, Opinion Contributor
Why anger has shifted from Trump’s overreach to the Democrats’ disunity and apathy
Opinion: If voters are angry, they expect their elected representatives to be angry too, and when they’re not, trouble abounds, writes John Casey.
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Author: John Casey
‘Are You Prepared for Violence?’
Some progressives have convinced themselves that this is what the Tea Party moment was about — threats, harassment, intimidation, and irrational pique.
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Author: National Review
