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Author Rick Perlstein on the challenge ahead: “Biden knows that he is managing a dying regime”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "Nixonland" to Joe Biden: "There is no sweet spot" that will "turn off the spigot of reactionary rage"
Dear Mr. President: You inspired us — but “unity” with Republicans and Trumpists is a trap
Chauncey DeVega
Joe Biden's inaugural address was soaring, Lincoln-esque oratory — but his vision of national unity is dangerous
A historian from the future looks back: What will be most remembered of Trump’s presidency?
Matthew Rozsa
Historians will remember Trump as an aspiring dictator who failed because he was too dumb to understand COVID-19
Fired for storming the Capitol? Why most workers aren’t protected for what they do on their own time
Elizabeth C. Tippett
Non-unionized workers in the United States — about 90% of all workers — are employed at-will
Wait, do blue lives matter? How Joe Biggs and the Proud Boys turned on the police
Roger Sollenberger
Proud Boys leader Joe Biggs once dined with Lindsey Graham at Trump's D.C. hotel. Now he's under arrest
The shock and awe of Donald Trump’s final days
Heather Digby Parton
That feeling of a dazed stupor may be the first signs of a national hangover: America must avoid collective amnesia
Texas lawyer fired after Capitol riot files ambitious suit: Dissolve Congress, don’t arrest him
Roger Sollenberger
"This is not a Sidney Powell lawsuit," Paul Davis assures court. True! Powell didn't argue for abolishing Congress
The anticipated violence at Biden’s inauguration never happened — thank Trump’s Twitter ban
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's incitement was crucial whipping right-wing mobs to violence. Muting him helped settle them down
Medical experts hail President Biden’s early and aggressive COVID-19 push
Matthew Rozsa
Medical experts agree: Biden's new measures for fighting COVID-19 are a big step in the right direction
Norm Ornstein on the Capitol carnage, the Biden presidency and Trump’s impeachment
Chauncey DeVega
Norm Ornstein on why we must learn the truth about the Capitol attack, using the impeachment trial as leverage
Newly-elected GOP members deny giving “reconnaissance” tours before Capitol attack. So who did?
Roger Sollenberger
Boebert, Cawthorn, Greene deny explosive claim — it may apply to veteran lawmakers or staff, sources tell Salon
Joe Biden’s inaugural address gives hope to the millions who stutter
Rodney Gabel
Biden's presidential campaign and his inauguration mark an important change in how we discuss stuttering
“Have a good life”: Trump leaves office — finally — amid reports he plans to start own party
Igor Derysh
Trump was talked out of pardoning himself and family members, but still wants revenge against Mitch McConnell
Lindsey Graham excoriated for equating Trump accountability with divisive “vengeance”
Jon Queally
"How do you lecture about 'unity' and 'healing' after seeking to end American democracy?"
Cleaning up Trump’s American carnage: Biden turns from resistance to rebuilding
Heather Digby Parton
We've come to an inflection point in our history. Can Joe Biden meet the challenge of these times and speak truth?
“President Biden” is both a reassuring and worrisome look at a leader built from “the Obama halo”
Melanie McFarland
The pre-inaugural episode of the PBS news documentary series lets us know what kind of man we've voted into office
Trump’s unhinged, tone-deaf list of “American heroes” is a fitting emblem of his presidency
Ashlie D. Stevens
From Muhammad Ali and Dr. Seuss to Columbus and Edward R. Murrow, the list of names is baffling & poorly researched
Donald Trump’s most enduring legacy: The right-wing has a dangerously overblown sense of entitlement
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans were bad before, but with Trump, they're more empowered to cheat, lie and deny reality to get their way
How should Joe Biden handle Donald Trump’s post-presidency? Gerald Ford provides a guide
Matthew Rozsa
Ford had to follow a disgraced president and a disillusioned nation — and so does Biden. Can he learn from Ford?
With U.S. on edge and Trump still in power, state capitals on guard against far-right “shock troops”
Jessica Corbett
"The Capitol siege has provided far-right extremists with significant momentum," warned one expert
How two friends’ farcical, failed schemes ended with the biggest fail of all: Stop the Steal
Roger Sollenberger
Ali Alexander's seven-year friendship with aspiring actor Daniel Bostic failed upward, all the way to the Capitol
How Trump’s language shifted in the weeks leading up to the Capitol riot
Roger J. Kreuz, Leah Cathryn Windsor
Two linguists explain how Trump’s language escalated in intensity in the weeks and days leading up to the riots
Conservatives, not liberals, are more inclined to value feelings over facts, psychology study finds
Matthew Rozsa
A recent study found conservatives were more inclined to think scientific and anti-science views are equally valid
Fearing “inside attack,” feds vetting 25,000 National Guard troops ahead of inauguration
Jake Johnson
"The very people assigned to protect the city ... could present a threat to the incoming president"
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