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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.
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The president as pariah: Trump faces a torrent of retribution over his role in the U.S. Capitol siege
Lawmakers, foreign leaders, businesses and social media companies turn on Trump, leaving the world’s most powerful leader more isolated than ever.
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U.S. attorney in Georgia: ‘There’s just nothing to’ claims of election fraud
On a call with staff leaked to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Bobby Christine said he was surprised to find prosecutors did not have “cases stacked from the floor to the ceiling.”
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How Mitch McConnell could do maximum damage to Trump right now
He could bring the Senate back to hold a trial before Trump leaves office.