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Dostoevsky warned of the strain of nihilism that infects Donald Trump and his movement
Ani Kokobobo
What would happen when people lacking any semblance of ideological or moral convictions rise to power?
History’s bunk — but it still rhymes: From the Bastille to the Winter Palace to the Capitol
Andrew O'Hehir
Will history judge the Capitol riot as an absurd footnote, or a turning point? Don't assume we know the answer
Mark Zuckerberg: Lindsey Graham’s improbable twin
Uwe Bott, Stephan Richter
The Facebook CEO is spineless and acts irresponsible for commercial reasons, except for brief moments
Trump’s toxic dualities: A nation where Starbucks and Dunkin’ fans hate each other
Bob Deutsch
Trump has thrived on simplistic, binary divisions. They're deeply rooted in human nature, but we can overcome them
Kicking Trump off social media won’t save democracy, say antitrust experts
Brett Wilkins
A growing number of lawmakers and advocates are calling for the breaking up of Big Tech monopolies
Texas Democrats demand Ted Cruz’s expulsion from Senate: “His conduct was seditious”
Jon Queally
Three House members call on Schumer, McConnell to expel Cruz for supporting "armed insurrection against America"
Does Ivanka Trump really have a “political future” after this disaster?
Tom Boggioni
Ivanka and Jared Kushner reportedly "in a bit of a panic" — her plan to primary Marco Rubio in '22 may be on hold
Longtime GOP insider Mike Lofgren on his former party: “Going easy on these people will not work”
David Masciotra
Lofgren spent 28 years on Capitol Hill. Now he says Republican zealots should be crushed, banished and ostracized
Trump deadenders rush to give Apache sacred land to a mining company
Sarah Okeson
A last-minute transfer of Arizona’s Oak Flat, protected from miners since the Eisenhower administration
Who loves America? Inciting a riot to sack the Capitol gives us the answer
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Donald Trump hates democracy — and America — and has turned his party into a howling mob that only wants to destroy
Through her divisive rhetoric, Education Secretary DeVos leaves a troubled legacy of her own
Mark Hlavacik, Dustin Hornbeck, Kevin Welner, Nicholas Tampio, Stanley S. Litow
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos has resigned. Five experts comment on the impact she had on education
Trump built a national debt so big (even before COVID) that it’ll weigh down the economy for years
Allan Sloan, Cezary Podkul
The “King of Debt” promised to reduce the national debt — then his tax cuts made it surge
How to deal with the social media monster: Biden should revoke Section 230
Steven Hill
In the aftermath of the attack on the Capitol, many are calling for changes
DC’s top prosecutor calls Donald Trump Jr. for questioning in inauguration probe
Jon Skolnik
D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine said he’s “extremely confident” the President’s son illegally misused the non-pro
Yellow Gadsden flag, prominent in Capitol takeover, carries a long and shifting history
Paul Bruski
We may think of flags as having a specific meaning, but there are few symbols whose significance is truly permanent
Joe Biden wants to use coronavirus relief to raise federal minimum wage to $15
Igor Derysh
His $1.9B plan includes $1,400 checks, $350B in state and local aid, and billions for schools and vaccinations
How long will the ghost of Trumpism haunt the GOP?
Heather Digby Parton
Trumpism now has a life of its own
Cori Bush booed by House GOP for denouncing white supremacy
Kenny Stancil
"What does it mean when they boo the Black congresswoman denouncing white supremacy?" freshman Rep. Bush asked
Media suddenly shifts its tone on Trump — but that’s not courage, it’s cowardice
Chauncey DeVega
After the Capitol assault and impeachment 2.0, mainstream media turns on Trump: Way too little and way too late
One big mystery remains unsolved: Why was the Capitol left unguarded?
Dan Froomkin
The Capitol Police have more than 2,000 officers and a $500 million budget. Who prevented them from stopping this?
Big businesses talk a big climate game — just not on Capitol Hill
Nathanael Johnson
The same companies touting their efforts to go "net zero" are silent on the issue when lobbying Congress
Insurrection and impeachment, reports say, have rendered Trump’s final days lonely and volatile
Roger Sollenberger
Trump's relationship has frayed even with Rudy Giuliani, as he reportedly stiffs former mayor's legal fees
Arizona Republicans make sneaky moves to rig redistricting commission before any lines are drawn
David Daley
There are national implications if Republicans take this crucial advantage for the next decade in a swing state
Republicans threaten violence if Trump faces repercussions — but it was impunity that moved his mob
Amanda Marcotte
Trump and his mob believe they'll never pay the piper
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