Joe Biden’s Catholic moment
The new president elevates a liberal Catholicism that once seemed destined to fade away. — NYT: Top Stories
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Kremlin: U.S. comments on protests support law-breaking
People stand in front of police officers during a protest against the jailing of opposition leader Alexei Navalny in Moscow, Russia, Saturday, Jan. 23, 2021. Russian police on Saturday arrested hundreds of protesters who took to the streets in temperatures as low
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America’s other front line
As the Biden administration proposes additional pandemic relief, nonprofit workers see a country facing a growing crisis. — NYT: Top Stories
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Governors order their National Guard troops home after some were told to sleep in a parking garage.
Three Republican governors called for their troops to return, though many were already leaving the city after the inauguration. — NYT: Top Stories
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‘Just move on’: Republicans grapple with post-Trump future
Former President Donald Trump looks out his window as his motorcade drives through West Palm Beach, Fla., on his way to his Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach after arriving from Washington aboard Air Force One on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021. (Damon Higgins/The
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With plans to address crisis, new Administration faces pressing challenges
President Biden moved to undo many of the Trump administration’s signature policy initiatives while pushing his own agenda, including a $1.9 trillion pandemic rescue package. — NYT: Top Stories
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Kodak Black thanks Donald Trump on Twitter for commuting his sentence before leaving office
Rapper Kodak Black thanked former President Donald Trump for commuting his sentence in one of his final acts before departing the White House. — FOX News
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Charlottesville inspired Biden to run. Now it has a message for him.
The white supremacist rally in 2017 prefigured the rise of right-wing violence in President Trump’s name. Now, as President Biden calls for national unity, residents say it requires accountability first. — NYT: Top Stories
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Americans who live, work near capitols see peace, new hope
Isaac Smith, of Boston, speaks to a reporter near the Massachusetts Statehouse in Boston about the new incoming administration, Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021. Smith, a 21-year-old Harvard University student, said he voted for Biden and was excited for what’s to come. “No