The Report: Bipartisan Disgust Could Save the Republic

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Bipartisan Disgust Could Save the Republic The frightening reality check lawmakers and the public got on Jan. 6 is likely to make things a bit easier for the incoming president. Shocking, But Predictable, Violence in Trump's Final Days Critics say the violence in the nation's capital was a long time coming after President Donald Trump's litany of comments excusing – or encouraging – such actions. Why Donald Trump Is Still a Top Global Risk in 2021 The challenges Joe Biden will face from a divided country and angry predecessor will ripple around a world recovering from a pandemic, analysts say. Iran Acts Out for Biden's Benefit Aggressive military drills, the seizure of a South Korean tanker and the enrichment of nuclear materials amount to an attempt to force the incoming administration's attention, analysts say. These States Are Struggling the Most Households in Louisiana and Mississippi are among those that are suffering the most amid the COVID-19 crisis, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau. A Motor City Surge in Cardiac Arrests, Deaths A new analysis shows an increase in nonhospital cardiac arrests and related on-scene deaths in three Detroit-area counties during the early months of the pandemic. The Photos You Should See U.S. News photo editors curate this month's most compelling images from at home and abroad.

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