Republicans Splinter Over Whether to Make a Full Break From Trump
| By Peter Baker and Maggie Haberman The White House was propelled deeper into crisis as officials resigned in protest and prominent Republicans broke with the president after he incited a mob that assaulted Congress. | | | By Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns Republicans face a disturbing prospect: that Wednesday's Trump-inspired violence could linger for decades as a stain on the party. | | | By Jim Tankersley and Michael D. Shear By gaining the Senate, Democrats have the chance to move on large parts of the president-elect's ambitions for the economy, health care, climate change and more. | | |
| U.S. By Sabrina Tavernise and Matthew Rosenberg The mob that rampaged the halls of Congress included infamous white supremacists and conspiracy theorists. | | | Opinion By Roxane Gay But if the Democrats dare to use their power, a brave new world might be possible. | | |
| By President Trump's Twitter Account President Trump said a day after a mob stormed the Capitol that a "new administration" would be sworn in after a "smooth, orderly, seamless transition of power." | | | By Reuters Following the U.S. Capitol riot, Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday called on Vice President Mike Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment to strip President Trump of his powers. | | | By The Associated Press While introducing his nominee for attorney general, Merrick Garland, President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. said the nation needed to restore the independence and integrity of the Justice Department. | | |
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