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Five years after Jan. 6 riot, few repercussions and even less agreement

The history of the day itself is being called into question, and President Trump's blanket pardons for nearly 1,600 people erased most of the legal impact.

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President Carter's Diplomatic Efforts For International Human Rights

Explore President Jimmy Carter's diplomatic efforts with controversial world leaders, emphasizing human rights and peace.

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A $1 billion proposal is the latest plan to refurbish and save the iconic Houston Astrodome

The Houston Astrodome has been in limbo, waiting for its chance at a second life since being shuttered more than 15 years ago

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Trump repeatedly clashes with judge at New York civil fraud trial

A combative Donald Trump clashed repeatedly with the judge on Monday as he took the stand in the New York civil fraud case threatening to cripple his real estate empire.

France 24

Warmly welcomed, 'Cousin Joe' jokes of staying in Ireland

In Ireland this week, wellwishers have lined the streets to catch even a glimpse of President Joe Biden

The Independent UK

White House or jail? Historians see Trump arraignment as start of an uncertain chapter

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump will make history on Tuesday when he is booked and arraigned in a Manhattan courthouse as the first former president ever to face criminal charges. But historians are looking beyond his indictment with anxiety over what might follow.

McClatchy Washington Bureau

Trump has arrived in New York for his arraignment. What's next?

The former president will spend Monday night at Trump Tower before his surrender and arraignment on Tuesday, when the historic charges against him will be unsealed.

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Review: 'Silent Spring Revolution,' by Douglas Brinkley

NONFICTION: Historian charts the rise of the U.S. environmental movement.

Tribune News Service

Pelosi faces uncertain future weeks after attack on husband

Speaker Nancy Pelosi has arrived at a crossroads

The Independent UK

From one July Fourth to the next, a steep slide for Biden

President Joe Biden is set to mark his second Fourth of July since taking office, and he's finding a far different political atmosphere today than a year ago

The Independent UK

Tribute for late VA chief Max Cleland, who lost limbs in war

President Joe Biden and three former presidents have paid tribute to late Veterans Administration chief and U.S. senator Max Cleland, who lost limbs while serving in Vietnam

The Independent UK

Biden, a reluctant culture warrior, may see court’s abortion ruling define his presidency

WASHINGTON — After declaring himself a “bridge” to the next generation of Democratic leaders, President Joe Biden took office 15 months ago vowing to focus on getting the pandemic under control, stabilizing the economy and restoring a sense of order and calm following his predecessor’s four frenetic, polarizing years.

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