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Speaker Nancy Pelosi, in an engrossment ceremony following debate and a vote on an article of impeachment against President Trump yesterday.

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Sharp HealthCare caregivers celebrated after Carlos Alegre, a long-term care patient, received the Pfizer vaccine in Chula Vista, on Dec. 21.

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Impeached, again.

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Fractures in G.O.P. Widen After Impeachment Vote

Some House Republicans have called on Representative Liz Cheney to resign from her leadership post after she voted to impeach President Trump.
Ms. Cheney was one of 10 Republicans to break with the party on the vote, setting up a messy internal feud that could define its future.
President-elect Joe Biden has stayed largely removed from the fray of the impeachment and kept his focus on the pandemic and the economy. Here’s the latest.

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Rare Pentagon Mission: Armed Troops in Washington for Inauguration The troops will be the National Guard and not active-duty. But officials know such events are fraught with risk.

‘Suspicious’ Visits to Capitol Eyed as Dragnet Snares 2 Police Officers

Democratic lawmakers demanded answers about visitors to the Capitol a day before the riot.

The Capitol Police Had One Mission. Now the Force Is in Crisis.

The department’s performance during last week’s rampage has cast a harsh light on an agency unaccustomed to public scrutiny.

A man who carried a Confederate flag into the Capitol has been arrested.

The F.A.A. ordered airlines to crack down on unruly passengers after an increase in threatening or violent behavior.

Biden Set to Call for Big Spending on Stimulus and Vaccines

President-elect Joe Biden is expected to lay out plans today for an initial effort to fight the virus and a subsequent one to address the economy.

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Sharp Rise in Jobless Claims Underscores Pandemic’s Economic Toll

A total of 1.15 million workers filed initial claims for state unemployment during the first full week of 2021. Here’s the latest on the economy.

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Jaime Harrison Said to Be Pick for Next D.N.C. Chair

Mr. Harrison, a veteran of South Carolina politics, was the Democratic nominee against Senator Lindsey Graham and shattered fund-raising records in the race.

A Republican Lawmaker for Whom the Spectacle Is the Point

Lauren Boebert, a freshman in the House, evaded metal detectors and ignored police officers before denouncing the impeachment vote.

Southwest Surge Helps Drive Record Covid-19 Death Toll in U.S.

As the national death toll nears 400,000, weekly deaths in some Arizona and California counties have reached new highs.
A coalition of tech companies, health organizations and nonprofits is developing digital vaccination credentials. Here’s the latest on the pandemic.

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Two Members of W.H.O. Team Are Denied Entry to China

A team of experts arrived in Wuhan, but Beijing has repeatedly impeded the global inquiry into the emergence of the coronavirus.

The Maddening Red Tape Facing Older People Who Want the Vaccine

A million New York City residents who are over 65 are now eligible to be vaccinated. But try making an appointment.

Where 2020’s Record Heat Was Felt the Most

New data shows that 2020 has effectively tied the hottest year on record, making the last seven years the warmest since the beginning of modern record-keeping.

The Great Read

The Retirement Community Newsletter That Isn’t Afraid to Name Names

At 80, the defiant editor of The Buzz “had it with this whole secrecy thing.” So she started a newsletter and slipped it under everyone’s door.

They Can’t Leave the Bay Area Fast Enough

As a tech era draws to an end, more workers and companies are packing up. What comes next?

Opinion

Stephen I. Vladeck

Why Trump Can Be Convicted Even as an Ex-President

He is the poster child for why such accountability is not just constitutionally permissible but necessary.

Linda Greenhouse

The Supreme Court After Trump

Now that his presidency has disintegrated into mayhem, how are the conservative justices processing his tenure?

Gail Collins

Trump Swings and Misses

Stuart A. Thompson and Charlie Warzel

They Used To Post Selfies. Now They’re Trying to Reverse the Election.

Kara Swisher

Food Delivery Is Keeping Uber Alive. Will It Kill Restaurants?

Suzanne Nossel

Yes, Impeach Trump. But Let’s Talk About the Meaning of ‘Incitement.’

Join Kara Swisher to discuss her interview with Uber’s C.E.O.

Nicholas Kristof

Impeachment Is a Call for ‘Moral Clarity’

Charles M. Blow

What Unity?

Looking Ahead to Trump’s Trial in the Senate

Farhad Manjoo

The Capitol Was Just the Start

Editors’ Picks

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Mike D Is Cleaning Out the Family Attic

A collection of furniture, books and memorabilia that belonged to the rapper’s mother will go on view and for sale at Sotheby’s this month.

Seeking a Sunny Manhattan Studio for $2,000

Bored with the “cookie-cutter” homes in California, a renter journeyed east to New York, where “every space has a story.” Which of these would you choose?

When I Was Labeled a ‘Troubled’ Teen, I Obliged

He was sent to three “tough love” programs. Trying to run away from one made him feel that he had no choice but to become what he had been told he was.

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