Freedom Caucus Chair Andy Biggs Helped Plan January 6 Event

In December, a lead organizer claimed he and three House Republicans were planning the rally that led to a storming of the Capitol.

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Freedom Caucus Chair Andy Biggs Helped Plan January 6 Event, Lead Organizer Says

Ryan Grim, Aída Chávez

In December, Ali Alexander claimed he and three House Republicans were organizing the rally that led to a storming of the Capitol on January 6.

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The Trump Precedent: No President Should Be Above the Law Again

Jeremy Scahill

Accountability for high crimes needs to exist for not just the current president but future ones too.

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A Mob Attacked the Capitol for Trump. Now What?

Mike Giglio

Wednesday’s riot was the next blind step toward an outcome no one wants, driven by people who can’t understand their own endgame.

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Pelosi Quietly Thanks Democrats Pushing to Expel Members of Congress

Aída Chávez

Rank-and-file Democrats called for expelling backers of Trump’s anti-democratic moves, but few noticed Nancy Pelosi’s nod to the efforts.

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Montana Tribes Hard-Hit by Covid-19 Brace for Republican Takeover

Miranda Green

Native Americans in Montana are dying from Covid-19 at a rate 11 times higher than white residents.

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On Telegram, the Paramilitary Far Right Looks to Radicalize New Recruits Ahead of Inauguration Day

Ryan Devereaux, Sam Biddle

The Boogaloo movement’s most extreme white supremacist element is ratcheting up calls for civil war.

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Speculative “Blank Check” Companies Surround Tony Blinken, Biden Administration

Matthew Cunningham-Cook

SPACs have attracted recent attention because of Pine Island Acquisition Corp., a SPAC with close ties to the Biden administration.

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In Wake of Capitol Riot, GOP Legislatures “Rebrand” Old Anti-BLM Protest Laws

Alleen Brown, Akela Lacy

Three states introduced anti-protest laws since the Capitol insurrection — part of a wider push to criminalize dissent.

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Capitol Hill Assault Revives Calls for Domestic Terrorism Law, but Civil Liberties Groups Are Wary

Alex Emmons

“Before we go down this road again, we should think very carefully about whether new authorities are actually needed and how they might be abused.”

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Trump’s Execution Spree Is Not About Him. It’s About Us.

Liliana Segura

The killings in Terre Haute may look like an aberration, but they are part of a violent tradition that Americans have long accepted.

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Sticking Point in Afghan Peace Talks: Two Forever Prisoners at Guantánamo

Murtaza Hussain

The Taliban wants the two remaining Afghans returned, but releasing torture victims could be embarrassing for the U.S.

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As the Revolving Door Spins, Lobbyists Hired for Top Jobs in Congress Yet Again

Lee Fang

Special interests and corporations will see familiar voices when visiting legislators.

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Sheldon Adelson’s Fortune Helped Turn the GOP Into the Party of Israeli Apartheid

Alex Kane

With Donald Trump’s help, Adelson spent the last years of his life helping to make the dreams of the Israeli right a reality.

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America Is Not Exceptional. Its History of Violence Cannot Be Denied.

Arnesa Buljusmic-Kustura

The delusion that national breakdown takes place only in foreign lands can have grave consequences for America.

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Capitol Mob May Say Trump Made Them Do It. But That Hasn’t Always Worked as a Defense.

Trevor Aaronson

A Kansas man who plotted to blow up Somalis argued that he was swayed by the president’s anti-immigrant rhetoric. He got 30 years.

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Dispatches From Trump’s Killing Spree

Paul Abowd, Liliana Segura

Lisa Montgomery’s federal execution is on hold for now, but 10 others have already taken place, and more are expected.

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We need the truth about what led to the attack on the Capitol

Friday, January 15, 2021

It has now been a full week since the mob attack on the US Congress, and Capitol Police still haven't even held a news conference to answer questions about what went wrong It has now been a full

Storming of the Capitol Was Openly Planned but Ignored by Law Enforcement

Saturday, January 9, 2021

Despite billions spent on intelligence and surveillance, US law enforcement permitted an armed Trumpist mob to sack the Capitol. MOST READ Storming of the Capitol Was Openly Planned but Ignored by Law

How on earth did that happen?!

Friday, January 8, 2021

The insurrection at the US Capitol was a scandalous failure of law enforcement. Yesterday's insurrection at the US Capitol wasn't just an attack on democracy, it was a scandalous failure of law

How Israel Attacks Drove Raphael Warnock Into the Arms of a Centrist Pro-Israel Group

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Democratic Majority for Israel's endorsement of Warnock — and Warnock's embrace of it — was a step backward for progressives. MOST READ FBI Questioned a Michigan Senate Staffer After Zoom Call

How the Trump Administration Suppresses Photography of the Pandemic

Saturday, January 2, 2021

The US government has reinforced media restrictions at hospitals, reducing the flow of disturbing images. MOST READ Hiding Covid-19: How the Trump Administration Suppresses Photography of the Pandemic

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