Trump at CPAC Shows Why He Doesn’t Need a New Party

By Asawin Suebsaeng

At CPAC 2021, Trump lied again about his election loss—and said he wasn’t starting a new party after all. And why should he?

By Spencer Ackerman

The first critical foreign-policy decision of Biden’s presidency concerns withdrawal from the 20-year Afghanistan war. And time is running out.

By Ross Barkan

The governor was anointed as the anti-Trump and happily, greedily played the part as facts were ignored, dismissed, even hidden. Mass death meant mass fame.

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By Wajahat Ali

After a season of corruption and grift and worse, it’s time for a season of reckoning.

By Will Sommer

Speaker Angela Stanton King called for an investigation into QAnon’s baseless allegations of child sexual abuse and cannibalism.

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What a boor. And more to the point, what a bore. And he didn’t even fill the auditorium. But man, he hates Liz Cheney!

The former French president was sentenced to one year in prison for trying to bribe a judge with a posh post in Monaco in exchange for dirt about an investigation into his party.

In the two years Theo Padnos was held prisoner by al Qaeda, he learned a lot about the mass craziness of the mob.

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 CAN’T STOP HIMSELF

The ex-president appeared on Fox News Sunday night to to brag about the size of his Jan. 6 rally crowd that went on to trash the Capitol building.

 ‘SYMBOL OF HATE’

The CPAC stage was compared to a Norse rune used by Nazis during World War Two—but organizers said the comparison was “slanderous.”

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