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With Sarkozy’s Conviction, Is France Showing America Its Future?
France has successfully prosecuted an ex-president, but it can't eliminate his influence.
White House
In Beautiful Gesture, Biden Visits Dying Bob Dole
Political adversaries for decades, Dole and Biden met as friends and former colleagues on Saturday.
Congress
Republicans Will Regret Opposing Deb Haaland
Native-Americans are paying close attention to Haaland's confirmation vote and they will remember who opposed her.
Justice
Forget an Independent Commission for January 6, Get an Independent Prosecutor
Congress can't effectively investigate itself, and a partisan commission won't be seen as independent.
Elections
North Dakota Has A Troll Move to Kill the Popular Vote Compact
It's hard to determine the popular vote if some states refuse to provide the raw numbers and will only publish percentages.
Foreign Affairs
With Sarkozy’s Conviction, Is France Showing America Its Future?
France has successfully prosecuted an ex-president, but it can't eliminate his influence.
Media
Trump Wouldn’t Join Parler Unless He Owned Parler
The ex-president wasn't talked out of using low-rent social media. He refused to use it unless he got paid.
Environment
We’re Focused on Ted Cruz When We Should Be Talking About NASA
Why can we land a robot on Mars but we can't keep the lights on in Texas?
Health Care
The COVID Stimulus Bill Gets Moving on Monday
The economic relief bill will be massive, but it's all going to come together over the next week.
Culture
Cancel Culture Emerges As the New Conservative Rallying Cry
There are legitimate concerns about deplatforming, censorship, and the power of Big Tech, but Republicans are focused on defending offensive and bigoted behavior.
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