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Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough unloaded on the Republican-run Congress for giving President Donald Trump a “free rein” and ...

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Our government is once again committing human rights abuses on the ostensible authority of a legal opinion that is being kept secret from the public.

Politicians across the aisle love to say they support free speech—until they're in power. Donald Trump has been no different.

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"At the D.C. Court of Appeals, in a 2-to-1 vote, the panel said the Trump administration could move forward with the reductions in force," Rich Andreano said.