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Category: Politics
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Live updates: Amid fallout from Trump’s impeachment, Biden seeks to keep focus on coronavirus, economy
The president-elect is scheduled to deliver a speech Thursday night announcing additional steps to combat the pandemic. He takes office on Wednesday.
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D.C. attorney general seeks to interview president’s son in inauguration spending suit
Donald Trump Jr. would be the second of the president’s children to be deposed, after Ivanka Trump.
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Biden aims for new course on trade, breaking with Trump and Democratic predecessors
Biden will confront the same question that has bedeviled U.S. policymakers for three decades: How can the U.S. shape for maximum benefit its overseas commercial engagements?
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We’re better off without Trump on Twitter. And worse off with Twitter in charge.
When companies dominate our communications infrastructure, their decisions are no longer “private.”
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The best way to secure the Capitol is to make D.C. a state
The Pentagon, not Mayor Bowser, oversees the District’s National Guard, which caused delays last week.
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House set to impeach Trump, with some Republicans joining, but Senate plans unclear
GOP Leader McCarthy tells the House that impeachment will ‘fan the flames of partisan division.’ Speaker Pelosi contends that Trump presents ‘a clear and present danger to the nation that we all love.’
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The lockdown room was a safe space for lawmakers under siege. Now some say maskless Republicans made it a coronavirus hot spot.
Three Democratic lawmakers who sought shelter in the room have tested positive.
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Lurking beneath the surface in the GOP: plenty of sympathy for those who stormed the Capitol
New polls indicate 1 in 5 Republicans approve of the actions of those who forced their way in. And even more describe their motivations as “patriotism” and “defending freedom.”
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A House Republican wanted proof of incitement. Here are four rioters who came to D.C. because of Trump.
They include the “QAnon Shaman.”
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Backlash to riot at Capitol hobbles Trump’s business as banks, partners flee the brand
The Trump Organization was already hurting from political backlash and the pandemic, and faced huge unpaid loans.
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After the violence at the Capitol, political tensions in the House become understandably visceral
Several Democrats accuse Republicans of complicity in the violence as Republicans hug the Second Amendment more tightly.
