What Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has said about election fraud, QAnon and other conspiracy theories The new member of Congress is under intense scrutiny from her own party for promoting conspiracy theories and comments supporting violence. February 3, 2021 Daniel Funke
Trump is gone, Biden is here. What happens now? Trump's no longer president, so he technically has no power, no say-so in any public policy, no authority to govern. Why should the media cover him? January 22, 2021 Tom Jones
Inauguration Day front pages had a chance to break ground. Most didn’t. ‘History was bigger than the president this time.’ Here’s how some newspapers handled Jan. 20 differently. January 21, 2021 Doris Truong
What we can learn from the language of President Biden’s inauguration An examination of the poetry of American politics, from Biden’s inaugural address to ‘The Hill We Climb’ by poet Amanda Gorman. January 21, 2021 Roy Peter Clark
Looking back at how the media covered the inauguration of Joe Biden A recap of notable moments from the historic inauguration of the 46th president ... and the unusual departure of the 45th. January 21, 2021 Tom Jones
With a new president sworn in, should journalists now ignore Trump? Trump is a genius at generating attention and manipulates coverage with the flick of a tweet. But a prohibition would confer a type of ironic power. January 21, 2021 Kelly McBride
Let the Biden promise-tracking begin Plus, steps to vaccinate 100 million Americans, a tool to see if your neighbor will likely be vaccinated, an extended eviction moratorium, and more. January 21, 2021 Al Tompkins
Joe Biden’s presidential inauguration, fact-checked As is often the case with inaugural addresses, Biden focused on broad themes and stuck to claims that were factually defensible. January 21, 2021 Jon Greenberg
President Biden’s inaugural speech calls out the media 'Recent weeks and months have taught us a painful lesson. There is truth and there are lies. Lies told for power and for profit.' January 20, 2021 Tom Jones
Chuck Todd on Trump: ‘It’s almost as if Washington can’t wait for him to leave.’ 'I am flabbergasted at how few people are at the White House right now, seeing him off, how nobody is interested,' the Meet the Press moderator said. January 20, 2021 Tom Jones
U.S. fact-checkers expect new debates over policy as Joe Biden prepares to take office Claims about conspiracy theories will persist, but will no longer be amplified by the White House, fact-checkers said. January 20, 2021 Harrison Mantas
The end of the Trump presidency A look back at 2,044 days of tweets, insults, lies and unfulfilled promises from President Donald Trump. January 20, 2021 Tom Jones
Trump ends his term as president with half of his campaign promises unachieved About a quarter of campaign promises were fulfilled, about a quarter he compromised, and about half he did not achieve. January 20, 2021 Jon Greenberg
Fox News’ latest head-scratching decision: Giving Maria Bartiromo space in primetime Bartiromo, who went all-in on election fraud and her support of the president, will soon get the keys to Fox's newest primetime show for a few days. January 19, 2021 Tom Jones
What writers can learn from studying inaugural addresses Writing lessons from the inaugural speeches of Abraham Lincoln, John F. Kennedy, Barack Obama and Donald Trump. January 19, 2021 Al Tompkins
