The Report: Unease in the GOP’s ‘Big Tent’

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Unease in the GOP's 'Big Tent' The GOP's intraparty dramas remain rife with challenges that likely won't disappear anytime soon, despite temporary resolutions this week. U.S. 'Concerned' of New Putin Provocation Russia under President Vladimir Putin has a history of using foreign conflicts to distract from domestic concerns. Alexei Navalny's imprisonment has sparked new fears. Trump Is Gone, But Trumpism's Not Forgotten Donald Trump has left Washington, but the shadow of the former president looms large over an increasingly conflicted party. Why Teens Take Part in Vaccine Trials To help fight COVID-19 – and maybe to get some extra cash – adolescents and teens have signed up for test shots that could contain a vaccine. Countries Leading Coronavirus Vaccinations As countries race to get their populations vaccinated against the coronavirus, their access to vaccines and distribution efforts play decisive roles. States With Mask Mandates Most states, U.S. territories and the District of Columbia have mask-wearing requirements in place to help stem the spread of the coronavirus. 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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