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Axios:
Bonus episode: Inside the craziest meeting of the Trump presidency  —  Last month, Axios published “Off the rails,” a series taking you inside the end of Donald Trump's presidency, from his election loss to the deadly Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection that triggered his second impeachment — and a Senate trial set to begin next week.
The Hill:
McConnell says Taylor Greene's embrace of conspiracy theories a ‘cancer’ to GOP, country  —  Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on Monday blasted Georgia GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's embrace of “loony lies and conspiracy theories” as a “cancer for the Republican Party.”
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Tiana Lowe / Washington Examiner:
Punishing vile lawmakers is not cancel culture
Discussion: Power Line, National Memo and CNN
Manu Raju / CNN:
First on CNN: Liz Cheney gets boost from McConnell amid divisive intraparty battle over Trump's impeachment
Lauren Fox / CNN:
Democrats are moving ahead without Republicans on Covid relief
Roger Sollenberger / Salon:
In 2019, Marjorie Taylor Greene told protesters to “flood the Capitol,” feel free to use violence
Discussion: Michigan Advance, CNN and UPI
Politico:
POLITICO Playbook: Cheney and Greene face their reckonings
Discussion: CNN, Fox News, NBC News and Florida Politics
Tucker Carlson / Fox News:
The media wants you fixated on Marjorie Taylor Greene. You should ask why
Discussion: HuffPost and RedState
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Lee Moran / HuffPost:
Lindsey Graham Warns Democrats Against Calling Witnesses In Trump Impeachment Trial  —  “You open up Pandora's box if you call one witness,” cautioned the Trump ally, who claimed a lengthy trial of the former president would be “bad for the country.”  —  Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) …
Washington Post:
Trump's actions described as ‘a betrayal of historic proportions’ in trial brief filed by House impeachment managers  —  House Democrats made their case to convict former president Donald Trump of inciting the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol in a sweeping impeachment brief filed with the Senate Tuesday …
Politico:
Conservative groups go MIA on Trump's impeachment  —  A constellation of conservative groups that rallied behind former President Donald Trump during his first impeachment is sitting this one out, confident that the outcome is preordained.  —  The groups have gone quiet on social media …
Cmte Judiciary (D) RSS Articles:
Impeachment Managers File Trial Brief, Explain Senate's Obligation to Hear Case against Donald Trump  —  Washington, D.C. - Today, the House Impeachment Managers filed their Trial Memorandum of the United States House of Representatives in the Impeachment Trial of President Donald J. Trump.
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Politico:
Progressive PAC kick-starts search for challengers to Manchin, Sinema  —  A trio of progressives who helped launch Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's 2018 upset campaign are now setting their sights on Senate Democrats.  —  The co-founders of No Excuses PAC — Saikat Chakrabarti, Corbin Trent and Zack Exley …
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Katie Glueck / New York Times:
Ocasio-Cortez Says She Is a Sexual Assault Survivor  —  “I haven't told many people that in my life,” the Democratic congresswoman said of the revelation, which came during a harrowing recounting of her experiences amid the Capitol riot.  —  Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Monday …
Thomas Barrabi / Fox News:
Rep. Burgess Owens rips AOC for invoking ‘white supremacist’ label to make point about health care
Discussion: Politico, Townhall and Crooks and Liars
Samantha Kubota / TODAY.com:
Dolly Parton turned down the Presidential Medal of Freedom twice  —  Besides being East Tennessee's songbird, country superstar Dolly Parton has always had a philanthropic side and it turns out even presidents have noticed!  —  The queen of country, 75, told TODAY in an interview …
Lyanne Melendez / ABC7:
Are acronyms a symptom of ‘white supremacy culture?’  SFUSD makes another disputable decision  —  SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — First the San Francisco School Board decided to rename 44 schools because they are named after people with ties to racism or slavery.  Now the Arts Department has taken …
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Gary Kamiya / The Atlantic:
The Five-Second Cancellation of Abraham Lincoln  —  San Francisco has issued its latest grand moral decree, and bad ex-presidents would be quaking in their coffins—if they could stop laughing.  —  On January 26, the San Francisco school board announced that dozens of public schools must be renamed.
Discussion: The Week and Washington Post
Konrad Putzier / Wall Street Journal:
Amazon Unveils Outdoorsy New HQ2, Renewing Its Commitment to Offices  —  Centerpiece of design is a 350-foot building dubbed the Helix, which features two spiraling outdoor walkways  —  Amazon. com Inc.'s plans for its new northern Virginia headquarters feature an outdoor theme …
Alex Isenstadt / Politico:
Trump pollster's campaign autopsy paints damning picture of defeat  —  Former President Donald Trump has blamed the election results on unfounded claims of fraud and malfeasance.  But at the top levels of his campaign, a detailed autopsy report that circulated among his political aides paints …
Vandana Rambaran / Fox News:
2 FBI agents dead, others injured in Florida shooting while serving warrant: source  —  FBI was reportedly attempting to serve a warrant in a child pornography case  —  Fox News Flash top headlines for February 2  —  Two FBI agents were killed Tuesday morning while trying to serve …
Maxwell Tani / The Daily Beast:
White House Reporters: Biden Team Wanted Our Questions in Advance  —  “It pissed off enough reporters for people to flag it” for the White House Correspondents' Association, one of The Daily Beast's sources said. … If you're a reporter with a tough question for the White House press secretary …
Rebecca Baird-Remba / Commercial Observer:
Grand Central's Grand Hyatt Replacement: A First Look at the 1,600-Foot Tower  —  Previous Next  —  RXR Realty and TF Cornerstone are planning to replace the Grand Hyatt Hotel by Grand Central Terminal with a dramatic 1,600-foot office-and-hotel tower known as 175 Park Avenue.
Lachlan Markay / Axios:
Hawley rakes in grassroots cash after Capitol attack  —  January was Sen. Josh Hawley's best fundraising month—by far—since his 2018 election, with a flood of small-dollar donations more than eclipsing the corporate cash he lost after leading an effort to block certification of President Biden's Electoral College win.
Discussion: Josh Hawley
Andrew Romano / Yahoo Entertainment:
Yahoo News/YouGov poll: More than two-thirds of Americans side with Biden on COVID relief — and most support the rest of his agenda  —  When asked about the 20 policies that define President Biden's agenda, more Americans support than oppose all 20 of them, according to a new Yahoo News/YouGov poll.
Discussion: Politico
Adam Rawnsley / The Daily Beast:
Capitol Rioter Asks Court to Let Her Vacation in Mexico  —  THE AUDACITY  —  One of the rioters who stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6 is asking a federal court to let her leave the country so she can make the most of a Mexican vacation she booked prior to the insurrection.
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Sinéad Baker / Business Insider:
A woman charged in the Capitol riot asked the judge for permission to leave the US for a vacation in Mexico
Discussion: Raw Story
James Hamblin / The Atlantic:
The Brazil Variant Is Exposing the World's Vulnerability  —  Editor's Note: The Atlantic is making vital coverage of the coronavirus available to all readers.  Find the collection here.  —  Even in a year of horrendous suffering, what is unfolding in Brazil stands out.
Discussion: CNN and CBS Baltimore
Sam Mellins / The Appeal:
Will Manhattan's Next D.A. Break Ranks With Tough-on-Crime Colleagues?  —  New York's association of state DAs has fought measures such as bail reform, but three candidates in Manhattan's election say they would not join it.  —  This article is published as part of a partnership between …
Rich Lowry / New York Post:
Biden is the most radical left-wing president in US history, period  —  Joe Biden is off to the most left-wing start of any Democratic president in recent memory.  —  Just two weeks later, the dulcet tones of Biden's inaugural address already seem an artifact of a bygone era.
Discussion: The Daily Beast
Martin Longman / Washington Monthly:
The Master of (Self-inflicted) Disaster  —  Mike Nichols's films about escaping catastrophe can guide us in the post-Trump era.  —  The Trump administration was a disaster of our own making.  Through decades of laissez-faire policies and a long history of intolerance …
Sara Fischer / Axios:
Insider Inc. to drop Business Insider name amid massive global expansion  —  Beginning Tuesday, Business Insider's logo will no longer appear on Insider.com's website, the publication's CEO and founder Henry Blodget tells Axios.  —  Why it matters: The changes signal Blodget's ambition …
Jan Wolfe / Reuters:
‘He invited us’: Accused Capitol rioters blame Trump in novel legal defense  —  (Reuters) - Emanuel Jackson, a 20-year-old Washington area man, was caught on video using a metal bat to strike the protective shields wielded by police officers as they tried to fend off rioters storming the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.
Georgi Kantchev / Wall Street Journal:
Russian Covid-19 Vaccine Was Highly Effective in Trial, Study Finds, Boosting Moscow's Rollout Ambitions  —  Sputnik V shot achieved 91.6% efficacy against coronavirus symptoms, says paper in U.K.'s Lancet  —  MOSCOW—Russia's homegrown Sputnik V vaccine showed high levels of efficacy …
Discussion: CBS News, Bloomberg, NPR, STAT, Twitchy and The Week
Bisnow:
D.C. Claims Eminent Domain To Seize Infamous NoMa Wendy's Site  —  D.C. is using eminent domain to seize the Wendy's property in NoMa as part of a plan to transform the notorious “Dave Thomas Circle” intersection.  —  The District government filed an eminent domain case in D.C. Superior Court …
Discussion: PoPville
 
 
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Byron York / Washington Examiner:
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The GOP's biggest response to Trump's baseless voter fraud push could still be coming
Wall Street Journal:
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Patrick Svitek / The Texas Tribune:
Texas GOP fires staffer after he posted video from Capitol riot and spread false conspiracy theories at D.C. pizzeria
Ronan Farrow / New Yorker:
A Pennsylvania Mother's Path to Insurrection
Wall Street Journal:
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CREW:
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