Climate disruption is now locked in. The next moves will be crucial
New York Times: Decades of growing crisis are already locked in and cannot be reversed.
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Trump again rejects promise to honour a vote
New York Times: Trump declined again to commit to a peaceful transfer of power.
'American patriot': Kenosha shooter's lawyers launch online offensive
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Comment: Trump wants you to think you can't get rid of him
New York Times: His strongman threats are scary. But don't forget that he's weak.
Why only few US police officers who cause deaths are charged
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With proposal to curb presidential power, Democrats eye an era after Trump
New York Times: Democrats target 'abuses of power' with reform bill.
A tall tale about big fish leads to criminal charges
New York Times: Fishermen accused of trying to cheat their way to winning a competition.
FBI offers $15k reward for info on Kiwi porn boss facing charges
Michael James Pratt was charged with sex trafficking and child exploitation material.
Comment: Trump's motto - your money or your life
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Trump refuses to commit to 'peaceful transfer of power'
Donald Trump was asked a simple question. His answer left everyone stunned.
Johnson & Johnson's vaccine advances, sparking optimism in race
New York Times: The race for a coronavirus vaccine got an infusion of energy this week.
Off to the races: The sinister theory promoted by Donald Trump
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GOP Senate report on Biden's son alleges conflict of interest
The report did not implicate Biden in wrongdoing, focusing instead on his son Hunter.
Ginsburg's death exposes fragility of health law protection
Obama's law bars insurers from turning away people with health problems, or charging more.
Trump says he's 'not a fan' of Meghan Markle
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200,000 dead: How America failed the Covid crisis
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Donald Trump reveals his 'secret' weapon to Watergate reporter
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How New Yorkers found resolve after 6 months of pandemic hardship
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No cops charged for death of Breonna Taylor
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