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Leaders in the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol were sentenced to about 20 years in prison. Was that fair?
Enrique Tarrio rallying in Portland, Oregon

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Leaders in the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol were sentenced to about 20 years in prison. Was that fair?

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Trump’s endorsements will remain a force within the GOP, new study says

Trump’s endorsements will remain a force within the GOP, new study says

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Advice for Biden’s first 100 days: Bring in new perspectives and focus on the possible

Advice for Biden’s first 100 days: Bring in new perspectives and focus on the possible

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In a divided Washington, Biden has some paths to unity, Northeastern experts say

In a divided Washington, Biden has some paths to unity, Northeastern experts say

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Momentum grows for a Trump impeachment

Momentum grows for a Trump impeachment

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People stormed the Capitol—was it domestic terrorism?

People stormed the Capitol—was it domestic terrorism?

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Second win in Georgia gives Democrats control of Senate for first time in 6 years

Second win in Georgia gives Democrats control of Senate for first time in 6 years

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Even if both Democrats win, Georgia cliffhanger could delay Biden’s confirmations

Even if both Democrats win, Georgia cliffhanger could delay Biden’s confirmations

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That Trump phone call to Georgia was an abuse of office, but probably not criminal

That Trump phone call to Georgia was an abuse of office, but probably not criminal

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Biden’s attorney general pick will need to depoliticize the Justice Department

Biden’s attorney general pick will need to depoliticize the Justice Department

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The Electoral College vote will put Biden one step closer to the Oval Office

The Electoral College vote will put Biden one step closer to the Oval Office

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Many Republicans don’t believe the election results, a new survey says

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Many Republicans don’t believe the election results, a new survey says

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