Facts are mere weapons in the war over US Capitol riots narrative
The US congressional hearings are a blockbuster but a divided audience hears two different stories.
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With Saudi visit, Joe Biden shows rhetoric against autocracy is bluster
What, exactly, is the US getting out of this?
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What the US Capitol riot hearings teach us about the slow decay of political norms
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Hillary Clinton: “I don’t think the media is doing its job”
The former US presidential candidate on why the right is winning.
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Lord of the Flies and lockdown drills: teaching in a time of school shootings
Teachers and students think long and hard about what they would do in a gunman situation – because they have…
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From God to monsters – the “new nationalism” of the US right
Is the Republican Party of Trump and QAnon also now the party of non-religious class warriors?
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Why are Democrats still backing a congressman out of step with the party?
Henry Cuellar is well to the right of his party colleagues but is likely to keep his seat in November's…
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The Washington Post would throw staff under the bus to preserve its brand
Dave Weigel’s suspension is a statement about company culture, not cancel culture.
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