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Bill Barr: Attacks on the 2020 Election's Legitimacy 'Precipitated' Storming of the Capitol
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Joe Biden's cabinet confirmations are already way behind schedule. The impeachment proceeding in the Senate could slow them down even further.
At Fox News, a post-election shake-up brings more opinion at the expense of news
By tapping service providers friendly to far-right sites, Parler is beginning to resurface after going dark last week following a series of bans by big tech companies.
"One thing seems abundantly clear: Trump is the worst president in the 232-year history of the United States," writes @TimNaftali :
As Trump prepares to give Biden the ultimate snub, militia groups send an ominous message
AP-NORC poll: Virus, economy swamp other priorities for US
Acting AG Jeffrey Rosen issued a stern warning that attempts to disrupt Joe Biden’s inauguration would be met with the full force of the Justice Department. He called the Jan. 6 deadly attack on the U.S. Capitol an “intolerable travesty"
Biden intelligence pick to call for tough scrutiny of China, source says
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More children were shot dead in 2017 than on-duty police officers and active duty military combined, study says
Twitter corporation, you can stop this. Trump is going to start a war. Twitter is no place to be carrying on diplomacy or making threats. History will record Twitter executives were complicit in encouraging violence. Shut down his account before he destroys this country
Brad Parscale, Trump’s campaign manager, was on a trip to Romania, where he outlined a $1 billion dollar strategy to get the U.S. President re-elected in 2020.
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