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GOP Sen. Kelly Loeffler backs Trump’s attempt to overturn the election at Georgia Senate debate
Igor Derysh
Fellow Republican Sen. David Perdue was represented by an empty podium after declining to participate in a debate
Trump lost the election — but his legacy of coronavirus denialism is here to stay
Amanda Marcotte
Refusing to wear masks or maintain social distance is part of a larger right-wing assault on the common good
Wajahat Ali on reaching out to Trumpers: “White supremacy is a terrible drug”
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's core supporters have been "radicalized" against democracy, says Ali. Winning them back is a lost cause
How COVID-19 revealed the uncertainty of medical testing
Ishani Ganguli
The pandemic has forced difficult conversations about the limits of medical tests
Why Biden will find it hard to undo Trump’s costly “America first” trade policy
Charles Hankla
Joe Biden says his Cabinet picks will help him restore American leadership in the world
White House calls out Texas’ coronavirus control efforts amid “full resurgence” of infections
Edgar Walters
The recommendations suggest significantly reducing capacity in indoor spaces, including privately owned ones
With rent due and evictions looming, Warren rips McConnell for “disgraceful” obstruction
Jake Johnson
"It is cruel for Republicans to continue blocking real relief for working people during this crisis"
The pandemic is making Americans afraid of going to the doctor for any reason at all
Kenneth E. Thorpe
Sacrificing regular doctor visits in order to socially distance is not a good idea. Here’s why
Some in media are supposedly “going hard” on Trump — but it’s too little and too damn late
Dan Froomkin
A few weeks of slightly tougher Trump coverage, now that he's a loser? That's just media herd mentality in action
Why some voters felt harassed and intimidated at the polls
Adriana Gallardo, Maryam Jameel, Ryan McCarthy
Across the country, people complained about threats, overly aggressive electioneering, racist language and more
Amid COVID, the air hazards of gas appliances draw new scrutiny
Jonathan Mingle
COVID has drawn attention to indoor air pollution. Science has long considered gas appliances to be key culprits
The history of the decline and fall of the American empire
Tom Engelhardt
What it means to fall on a failing planet
As hospitals fill with COVID patients, medical reinforcements are hard to find
Blake Farmer, Carrie Feibel
More than 93,000 COVID patients are hospitalized across the country. But space isn't the main concern for hospitals
Why mRNA vaccines like those being made to treat coronavirus are a quantum leap for biotech
Matthew Rozsa
No mRNA vaccine has ever been mass-produced to fight a disease — coronavirus would be the first
Abysmal jobs report puts renewed pressure on Mitch McConnell to pas COVID relief
Jake Johnson
"Mitch McConnell's political games are costing lives and livelihoods," Sen. Ron Wyden says
“The planet is broken,” UN chief says
Shannon Osaka
A new report lays out some of the most devastating — and shocking — effects of climate change over the past year
California finally acts to protect virus-threatened hospital workers
Mark Kreidler
California’s new goal is to COVID-test hospital workers. But will the state’s health care behemoths follow through?
We are in the greatest cataclysm of our history: It’s not an SNL skit
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Not since the Great Depression, or maybe the Civil War, have we faced a crisis on this scale. How will we respond?
McConnell’s lame duck Senate sees no need to get much done
Terry H. Schwadron
It’s business as usual for the McConnell boys — no COVID relief, but gotta save those Confederate military bases
Last call for COVID: To avoid bar shutdowns, states serve up curfews
Jordan Rau
With curfews and closures, restaurants have reopened their playbooks from the spring for outdoor dining and takeout
The COVID-19 pandemic has left many prisons unmanned
Jolie McCullough
Texas to shutter three more prisons as units face critical staffing shortages
Shrinking the Pentagon: Will the Biden administration dare cut military spending now?
William Hartung, Mandy Smithberger
The pandemic of Pentagon spending seemingly never ends
Nancy Pelosi says Mitch McConnell agreed to attach coronavirus relief to upcoming spending bill
Matthew Rozsa
McConnell has been reticent to work with Democrats on any kind of spending bill; he may be turning about
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