President Biden, who laid out his plan to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, offered a sober assessment about the crisis.
Category: Politics
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‘Have a good life’: Trump leaves for Florida in low-key farewell
If the final hours of Trump’s presidency were publicly anticlimactic and relatively sedate, they were characteristically frenetic behind the scenes.
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The GOP’s oversimplified pushback on Biden’s executive actions
Republicans said little when Trump did much the same thing during his presidency.
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In one of his final acts, Trump showered clemency on people with connections to him and his allies
A Washington Post analysis of the 144 people who received clemency this week found that at least 45 — or nearly a third — had a link to the president or people in his close orbit.
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Why leadership on the coronavirus matters
A simple comparison of like-sized states shows how the pandemic can be better addressed.
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As Biden is sworn in, Americans watch with a sense of relief, disbelief
For Democrats, ‘I feel like a huge weight has been lifted.’ For Republicans, ‘I feel like it’s a fraud … but I want to hear him out.’
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Democrats plan a multimedia impeachment trial — to keep GOP senators awake
Can anything get GOP senators to vote to convict Trump?
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Biden to sign a blizzard of executive orders starting Wednesday that will reverse Trump’s policies
Biden plans to sign executive actions that will require masks on all federal grounds and ask agencies to extend eviction moratoriums.
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Trump’s swampiest pardons, ranked
President Trump came into office pledging to drain the swamp. He exits having extracted a bunch of allies who were neck-deep in the muck from it.
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The historically unique words in President Joe Biden’s inauguration speech
Folks, Virus, Crucible, Shoes: These are some of the words in Biden’s speech that no other president had spoken in an inaugural address.
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Biden, frequent commenter on inaugural addresses, finally gets his own
Biden, never shy about commenting on inaugural addresses, called Reagan’s ‘brilliant.’ Bush’s was ‘incredibly good.’ Now he gets to deliver his own.
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Party polarization hit a high under Trump. Can Biden reel it back?
Gallup data offer a slight glimmer of hope.
