Trump’s final clemency list reinforces the idea that his objection was not to the Russia probe, but to accountability.
Category: Politics
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Relief, optimism, foreboding: Black Americans feel mixed emotions on Inauguration Day
As President Biden and Vice President Harris took their oaths of office, African Americans held hope for change.
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It takes only four presidents’ lifetimes to extend back to the United States’ founding
Biden to Hoover to Johnson to Adams.
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Fact-checking Trump’s farewell address
Trump’s farewell address was like a mini version of campaign rally — lots of falsehoods but no applause.
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Photos: Scenes from Joe Biden’s inauguration
President-elect Joe Biden will be sworn in as the nation’s 46th president on Wednesday at an inauguration like no other.
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Even Trump’s last-minute pardon of a Fox News anchor’s ex-husband will stand
A president’s pardon needs very little to take effect.
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Democracy survived, barely
We have been at war with our own democracy. But we haven’t yet managed to topple our own moral code.
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Inaugurations are highly anticipated events in D.C. Now people must watch from their couches.
Sidelined by a pandemic and an attempted insurrection, millions of Biden-Harris supporters reluctantly prepare for Jan. 20 at home.
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Trump promised his supporters ‘everything.’ He didn’t deliver on much of it.
The Post offered an indispensable look at just how much Trump the candidate promised he would do as president — 282 items, to be exact. Now that his presidency is ending, we account for those.
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Trump extended Secret Service protection for 13 members of his family as he left office
According to three people briefed on the plan, Trump issued a directive to extend post-presidency Secret Service protection for six months to his adult children and their families, who were not automatically entitled to receive it.
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As Trump slips out of town, Biden repurposes old symbols for new life
To a seasoned viewer, this Inauguration Day was ‘a study in the ambivalence, slipperiness and resilience of our primal symbols of democracy.’
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Trump’s final day: A diminished and aggrieved president stays out of public view before exit
The same pathologies that abetted President Trump’s political rise, animated his followers and became hallmarks of his turbulent single term have now, in the twilight of his presidency, left him politically damaged.
