It wasn't too long ago that the Reagan Right attacked Mother Jones for spreading “Kremlin disinformation” and subverting America. By Mark Ames.

An American Russia scholar on why he doesn’t believe the New York Times, doesn’t think the DNC was hacked, and just wants the U.S. and Russia to get along. By [Nixon White House spindoctor Murray Chotiner’s son] Isaac Chotiner.

Many Democrats and progressives are embracing a New McCarthyism in their drive to negate last November’s election and remove President Trump from office, but is that right, asks Robert Parry.

Trump's tussle with the bureaucratic state. By Michael J. Glennon.

Mensch is the paranoid bard of the age of Trump. By Katy Waldman.

The CIA-funded Washington Post has something very important to tell you about the Seth Rich case… By Caitlin Johnstone.

Why is it a “conspiracy theory” to think that a disgruntled Democratic National Committee staffer gave WikiLeaks the DNC emails, but not a conspiracy theory to think the emails were provided by Russia? By Mike Whitney.

Why liberal conspiracy theories are flourishing in the age of Trump. By Zack Beauchamp.

National-security officials may see themselves as patriots, but their methods set a dangerous precedent. By Philip Giraldi.

“It seemed very suspicious for such an important article about the intelligence community’s ties to the Washington Post to go missing at the same time WaPo decides to stir up Russia collusion nonsense using anonymous sources again.” By Caitlin Johnstone.

What still poses as conversation has turned into blame games and shouting matches replete with innuendo, fake news and insinuations. By Raúl Ilargi Meijer.

Behold, virtuous American republic, the degradation Vladimir Putin has in store for you! By Yasha Levine.

We don’t need to traffic in conspiracy theories to realize how outrageous Trump is. By Masha Gessen.

Louise Mensch is delusional, which is why she gets to write for the New York Times… By Nathan J. Robinson and Alex Nichols.

As the neo-McCarthyite search for Americans with Russian “contacts” spreads, the new Cold War is increasingly fraught with possibilities of hot war. By Stephen F. Cohen

The Democrats won’t admit that they lost to Donald Trump because they ran a deeply flawed, corporate-oriented candidate, so they blame Russia instead, a very dangerous diversion, says Nicolas J S Davies.

The new Dem/neocon alliance is not one of political convenience but rather shared convictions. By Glenn Greenwald.

“This is supposed to be an opposition party? A party of 'resistance' to Trumpism? It’s sure hard to see it.” By Dave Lindorff.

“So Trump has created a situation – or will soon – in which the peaceful Muslims will either have to do a lot more to help law enforcement find the terrorists in their midst or else live with an increasingly tainted brand. Trump is issuing no free passes for minding your own business.” By Scott Adams.

One of the many downsides of Donald Trump’s election is having people like Steve Bannon working in the White House. However, if Clinton had won… By Ron Chusid.