On the 100th anniversary of the Bolshevik seizure of power, a look at the great dissident of November 7, 1917
Russia
How Long Can Republicans Ignore the Russia Scandal?
Recent revelations move the Russia probe into new territory, posing dangers not just for Trump but also his congressional allies.
How the Russia Investigation Could Turn on 50-Year-Old Court Case
A former Justice Department prosecutor explores how a 1966 Supreme Court ruling could form the basis for possible future prosecutions.
The FEC’s Moment of Truth
The Russia mess has exposed serious weaknesses in the campaign-finance system, and the Federal Election Commission is overdue for action.
Keeping Russia Out of the Voting Booth
Recent disclosures reveal attempted Russian intrusions into American election systems—and that state officials were kept in the dark.
The Simple Case Against Trump
Regardless of what special counsel and congressional investigations turn up, the Russia scandal already points to patent campaign-finance violations.
In House Russia Probe, Trey Gowdy Is the Perfect Trump Stooge
The South Carolina congressman’s absurd interrogation of CIA alum Brennan isn’t a show meant for you—it’s all for Trump’s base.
In Russiagate, Keep Your Eye on Pence
If Democrats are smart, they’ll explore the vice president’s role during the transition.
Lobbying for Foreign Interests — and Not Reporting It
The Russia probe has exposed U.S. lobbyists representing foreign interests in secret. The Justice Department isn’t doing anything about it.
Uppity Women Vex Trump Administration Efforts to Quiet Russia Scandal
An abruptly canceled hearing and the condescending treatment of a black woman reporter reveal the White House’s hysteria.

