Comment, opinion and discussion from the Guardian US
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From New York to Atlanta, federal and state prosecutors may be lining up for their shot at the twice-impeached president
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Whether it is deaths from Covid-19 or his own election defeat, admitting loss is something Trump finds impossible to do
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In this moment of unprecedented crises, Congress and the Biden administration must respond through unprecedented action
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That siege was just one battle in a decades-long assault on democracy, funded by billionaire donors and corporate interests
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This Republican party traffics in conspiracy and thuggery – the new president must be bold on healthcare, equality and more
Spotlight
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The American wing of the movement sees big tech as a target of attack while populists in the rest of the world see it as their best chance of escaping intellectual hegemony
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Editorial: The passing of power from a dangerous man to one set on healing his country is a relief. But American democracy remains in peril -
Editorial: Conservatives continue to obsess about the burden to business of red tape, except where it is real – at the EU border -
Editorial: The US has accused China of genocide against the Uighurs, while British MPs are pressing the government to take a tougher stand
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Trump has finally shuffled off the world stage. Good riddance