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Forget about a GOP crack-up: Republicans rally around a defeated Trump because they understand power
Amanda Marcotte
Sorry, but the GOP won't tear themselves apart — they're too attached to power to let Trump and QAnon break them up
Extremist with pipe bombs, 49 guns and “white privilege” card plotted to keep Trump in power: FBI
Igor Derysh
Homeland Security warns of “heightened threat” from right-wing domestic terrorists “emboldened” by Capitol riot
Donald Trump’s Big Lies: How millions of Americans were radicalized
Alan D. Blotcky, Seth D. Norrholm
Trump isn't Hitler, but he used a similar strategy to try to poison democracy. Republicans must reject his lies
38 countries have declared a “climate emergency.” Should the U.S. be next?
Shannon Osaka
If Biden followed the example of 38 other countries, would it blaze a path to meaningful action?
Mark Meadows performed life-changing favors for Madison Cawthorn, then turned on him. Why?
Roger Sollenberger
Former North Carolina congressman and younger man who replaced him have a long history. Somehow it went south
Blind spot: The eye doctor, the U.S. senator and one of Trump’s last-minute intercessions
Bob Hennelly
Trump commuted the sentence of a Medicare fraudster who lavished gifts for years on New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez
The rubble of empire
Rebecca Gordon
Doctrines of disaster and dreams of security as the Biden years begin
Joe Biden outlines ambitious climate change agenda: “Environmental justice will be at the center”
Matthew Rozsa
Biden is also establishing climate change as a national security priority
Grading Biden’s first week: Public health experts give new president an ‘A’ for COVID-19 response
Matthew Rozsa
Experts who spoke to Salon gave Biden high marks in his response to COVID-19
Susan Collins suggests going light on Donald Trump while lashing out at Chuck Schumer
Jon Skolnik
Bipartisan support for a Trump censure grows as the likelihood of a post-impeachment conviction is slim to none
The myth of bipartisanship: Will a fully radicalized GOP finally blow up D.C.’s silliest fantasy?
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans voted to back Trump's violent insurrection — there's no use wasting time trying to compromise with them
Kevin McCarthy to have “conversation” with Marjorie Taylor Greene over support for killing Dems
Igor Derysh
QAnon-promoting Georgia Republican liked posts calling for Democrats to be executed, spread unhinged conspiracies
My grandfather survived the Holocaust. Here’s what his story tells me about today
Nicole Karlis
As an adult visiting Germany, when he would see people his age he would wonder what they had done in the Nazi years
Why Senate Republicans are still playing defense for Donald Trump
Heather Digby Parton
It's Trump's party now — so much for a fair impeachment trial
Trump’s horror show isn’t nearly over: The coup wasn’t defeated, only slowed down
Chauncey DeVega
Trump is both a symptom and a cause of America's terrible ailment. Whether or not he returns, the disease is real
The FBI, terrorism and the progressive left: This is a job for Kamala Harris
Iveta Cherneva
The FBI remains obsessed with progressives, when right-wing violence is the immediate threat. Harris can help
“We’ve never seen a threat to democracy like this”
Kelly Candaele
A conversation with dean and law professor Erwin Chemerinsky on the latest impeachment and on what happens next
Schumer plays his weak Senate hand . . . badly
Terry H. Schwadron
The Democrat is the new majority leader. So why is Mitch McConnell still running the place?
While America was sleeping
Alfred McCoy
Waking from a four-year fever dream to find global power gone
There’s a little bit of Larry King in every decent interviewer, whether they like it or not
Melanie McFarland
For better or worse King's 63 years in the entertainment business left its mark on how hosts speak to power
State GOPs still pushing Trump’s fraud lies, promoting QAnon and calling Capitol riot “false flag”
Igor Derysh
Republican state legislatures are also planning to use baseless fraud claims to impose new voter restrictions
America’s national healing depends on Donald Trump facing real punishment
Alan D. Blotcky, Seth D. Norrholm
Trump is out of power, but his shadow lingers and his enablers are everywhere. To heal, we must have justice
Biden admin pauses deportations for 100 days, suspends “remain in Mexico” policy for asylum seekers
Julián Aguilar
Biden also signed executive orders rolling back additional Trump-era immigration policies
Trump sees power as private property – a habit shared by autocrats throughout the ages
Fernanda G Nicola, Günter Frankenberg
In classic authoritarian fashion, Trump called to "take back" the country when he incited the mob on Jan. 6
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