White identity politics was central to the Trump administration.
Category: Politics
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House security chief said lawmaker wariness of military at Capitol drove his resistance to early request for National Guard
House Sergeant-at-Arms Paul Irving balked when the chief of Capitol Police suggested activating the Guard two days before the Jan. 6 attack because he knew congressional leaders “don’t want the military up there,” according to an account he gave to a friend.
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The Pretend President: Pence handles tasks declined by Trump in final days
Pence has often taken on jobs that, in other administrations, might have gone to the man on top. But that role has intensified in the last weeks of Trump’s presidency.
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Trump’s 11th-hour assault on the civil service by stripping job protections runs out of time
President-elect Joe Biden has not taken a position on the issue but has said he would reverse other mandates issued by President Trump seen as hostile to federal employees.
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The lie that lingers: 3 in 10 Americans falsely believe that the election was riddled with fraud
There’s no credible evidence that even a few dozen fraudulent ballots were cast.
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Avril Haines, Biden’s nominee for DNI, faces questions on China, domestic extremism
The confirmation hearing for Haines, who would be the first woman to serve as the nation’s top intelligence official, was largely free of partisan rancor.
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FEMA denies Maryland’s and Virginia’s emergency declaration for security costs
Decision could cost states federal funds for assisting with Capitol breach, inauguration security.
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With his final words, Trump reminds America which Americans he cares about
The president impeached for fomenting an insurrection claims to have “reasserted the sacred idea that in America the government answers to the people.”
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Biden to ban special bonuses for appointees, expand lobbying prohibitions in new ethics rules
The president-elect is expected to sign an executive order in his first days in the White House.
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From a median on Pennsylvania Avenue, Mayor Bowser says she’ll welcome visitors soon
D.C. mayor has told Americans to stay away from an inauguration occurring under lockdown.
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QAnon adherents discussed posing as National Guard to try to infiltrate inauguration, according to FBI intelligence briefing
The report, a copy of which was obtained by The Washington Post, did not identify any specific plots to attack Wednesday’s inaugural events.
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Trump’s administration fell far short of its own vaccine promises
It promised to deliver 40 million coronavirus vaccine doses in December. It has delivered fewer than 32 million to date.
