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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
Trumpism isn’t “history”: But our blindness to history could lead to its comeback
Jim Sleeper
This national trauma should remind us that history is more than the rear-view mirror. It's also our necessary armor
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
Trump’s second failed coup: Trump reportedly tried to oust acting attorney general with DOJ aide
Bob Brigham
Bombshell New York Times report: Trump tried to oust acting AG to overturn the election results
Twitter and YouTube banned Steve Bannon. Apple still gives him millions of listeners
Lydia DePillis
Bannon broadcasts election denialism and apocalyptic calls to action several times a day via Apple’s podcast app
Don Jr. picks up where his dad left off: Trump’s son continues tradition of Twitter lies
Jon Skolnik
Don Jr. is taking on the family mantle of tweeter-in-chief to level fallacious attacks at President Biden
After years of way too much Trump, White House reporters need to shift focus
Dan Froomkin
Political media must pivot from "What did the president just say?" to a focus on what's actually getting done
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
“It’s over and nothing makes sense”: QAnon believers struggle to cope with Biden inauguration
Igor Derysh
“Well I’m the official laughing stock of my family,” one QAnon follower said after Joe Biden was sworn in
Biden takes the reins, calls for a united front against COVID and other threats
Julie Rovner
Biden made it clear that combating the covid-19 pandemic will be his top priority
Republicans greet Joe Biden’s inauguration with vows to fight his agenda
Bryan Mena
Some Texas Republicans in Congress called for bipartisanship, but many others criticized Biden's early policy moves
How Operation Warp Speed created vaccination chaos
Caroline Chen, Isaac Arnsdorf, Ryan Gabrielson
States struggle to plan their vaccination programs with just one week’s notice for how many doses they’ll receive
I kicked Mike Lindell’s MyPillows out of bed and finally got a good night’s sleep
Melanie McFarland
It was a time too long in coming, but at long last we're no longer sleeping with the enemy
Trump’s children and former staffers to get Secret Service protection at taxpayers’ expense: report
Jon Skolnik
The ex-president's order of Secret Service protection for his adult children and top loyalists will cost millions
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
10 reasons for hope after Inauguration Day
Danny Feingold
How Joe Biden could bring much-needed change to America
Celebrations as “worst and most dangerous president in American history” departs White House
Jake Johnson
"Goodbye and good riddance Donald Trump. See you at your trial," said Sen. Ed Markey
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
The pandemic will end someday. The trauma will linger
Matthew Rozsa
Even after the pandemic has been contained, humanity will struggle to shed misinformation and cope with trauma
Two GOP congressmen sought pardons for their connection to Capitol attack: report
Roger Sollenberger
Trump, still facing trial in the Senate, turned down House superfans' requests after meeting with legal advisers
“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
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