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‘Late Night': Closer Look at Trump's Legacy
Seth Meyers takes a closer look at the damage President Donald Trump will leave behind as we learn more about the insurrection he incited and the GOP’s complicity.
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‘Tonight': 36 Hours Left in Trump's Presidency
Jimmy Fallon addresses the final days of Donald Trump’s presidency, the upcoming impeachment trial and Joe Biden’s plans for a slew of executive orders.
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Trump to Lift Some COVID-19 Travel Restrictions, a Move Biden Quickly Rejects
President Donald Trump on Monday said he is ending COVID-19 travel restrictions for air travelers from Europe and Brazil, a move that the incoming administration quickly rejected, NBC News reports.
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‘Rooting Hard for You': Will Departure Notes End With Trump?
As he was preparing to leave the White House in January 1989, President Ronald Reagan wanted to write a note to his successor, George H
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Vetting National Guardsmen to Prevent Violence From Within
The FBI is vetting all 25,000 National Guard troops heading to Washington, D.C., ahead of the inauguration.
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Rep. Jamie Raskin Talks Penning Article of Impeachment While Mourning Late Son
Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md. opened up during CNN’s “State of the Union” about taking on the role as the House’s lead impeachment manager during President Donald Trump’s second impeachment while also grieving the loss of his son, Tommy Raskin.
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Trump Approval Remains Stable in New NBC Poll, With Republicans Unmoved After Capitol Violence
Donald Trump is the only president in U.S. history to be impeached twice — this time for his role in inciting a deadly assault on the Capitol by his supporters — but he is still poised to leave office with a job approval rating that is fairly typical of his entire time in office, NBC News reports.
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Trump Should Not Be Prosecuted for Capitol Riot Incitement, Former FBI Director James Comey Says
“The country would be better off if we did not give him the platform that a prosecution would for the next three years,” James Comey told Sky News.
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What to Know About Security Measures in Mass. Ahead of Wednesday's Inauguration
The nation is on edge ahead of Wednesday’s inauguration of Joe Biden as the country’s 46th president, in the wake of the deadly Capitol riot this month. Locally, both the FBI’s Boston office and state police have said that there’s no indication of any credible threat to Massachusetts currently known. Additionally, there’s no specific threats of violence known against...
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Nation Braces for Possibility of Chaos Ahead of Inauguration
There are no credible threats known in Massachusetts, but law enforcement officials aren’t taking any chances.
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Sen. Markey on Capitol Hill Chaos: ‘They Should Be Punished Severely'
Calling the second impeachment of Donald Trump a scarlet letter on his presidency, Massachusetts Sen. Ed Markey thinks a conviction in a Senate trial is possible. “It’s going to be very hard for any Republican to deny the fact that Donald Trump did in fact incite an insurrection against the American people,” Markey said Saturday. He said the mob...
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‘They Should be Punished Severely:' Sen. Ed Markey on Capitol Hill Chaos
Calling the second impeachment on Donald Trump a scarlet letter on his presidency, Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey says a conviction in a Senate trial is possible. “It’s going to be very hard for any Republican to deny the fact that Donald Trump did in fact incite an insurrection against the American people,” Sen. Markey said Saturday. Markey says the...
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Sen. Ed Markey Calls for Investigation Into Capitol Riot
Sen. Ed Markey is calling for an investigation into Capitol riot and the second impeachment of President Donald Trump
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House Arrest Plan for Invader of Pelosi's Office Halted
A plan to place the Arkansas man photographed sitting at a desk in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office during last week’s riot at the U.S. Capitol on house arrest has been put on hold
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NY Prosecutors Interview Michael Cohen About Trump Finances
New York prosecutors conducted an hourslong interview Thursday of Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump’s former personal attorney, asking a range of questions about Trump’s business dealings, according to three people familiar with the meeting. The interview focused in part on Trump’s relationship with Deutsche Bank, his biggest and longest standing creditor, according to the three people, who weren’t authorized...
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Azar Condemns Capitol Riot in Resignation Letter
Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar is condemning the assault on the U.S. Capitol in his formal letter of resignation. Azar says he will resign at noon on Jan. 20, when President-elect Joe Biden is sworn in. Azar wrote in his letter to President Donald Trump, dated Jan. 12: “The attacks on the Capitol were an assault on our…
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Governors Complain Over Pace of COVID-19 Vaccine Shipments
Uncertainty over the pace of federal COVID-19 vaccine allotments is triggering anger and confusion in some states
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Manhattan District Attorney Expands Criminal Probe of Trump Company to Westchester County Property
The Manhattan District Attorney’s office has expanded its criminal probe of President Donald Trump’s company to include a sprawling property in Westchester County, New York. A lawyer for the town of Bedford, N.Y., told CNBC that DA Cyrus Vance Jr.’s office issued a subpeona to the town for records related to the Trump Organization’s Seven Springs Estate site sometime...
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White Army Vet Charged in Shooting of Black Girl at Trump Rally
A white military veteran shot and wounded a 15-year-old Black girl during a tense confrontation at a rally in support of President Donald Trump in Iowa last month
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The Power of Words From the President
Sue O’Connell sat down with Keri Thompson, senior lecturer at Emerson College, to examine the language used by President Donald Trump before and during the siege on the U.S. Capitol.