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This is a moment for every American, especially those who feel cheated, to look ahead.

Our nation deserves an attorney general who makes prosecution decisions in the best interests of justice, not based on the political demands of the president or his allies in Congress.

One of the most malevolent, toxic moments in American history unfolded at the Capitol this week.

We told you Thursday that the crackdown on America's civil liberties is coming, and it didn't take long to arrive. It is unprecedented and it will have consequences.

I am an outgoing State Representative in Georgia, a lifelong Democrat and newest member of the Republican Party.

Capitol Police officers and others on the scene at riots did all they could, but they were set up to fail by their failed leaders.

The pro-Trump mob that invaded the U.S. Capitol Wednesday was un-American, destructive and lethal. An astonishing five people are now dead, but they would be alive if not for the rioters’ anti-democratic trespassing, breaking and entering, vandalism and more.

Respecting the home of our Congress is the lowest possible standard for American civilization.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced in December that he wanted to attend the Buffalo Bills home playoff game on January 9.

Calls by the top Democrats in Congress to remove President Trump from office by invoking the 25th Amendment demonstrate their profound ignorance of the Constitution.

Within minutes of Trump supporters breaching the U.S. Capitol building Wednesday, virtually every powerful person in the country erupted in rage at the president.

The unprecedented, shocking and disgraceful violent attack on the U.S. Capitol Wednesday as lawmakers met to certify Electoral College votes shows that the foundation of America’s democracy is at risk.

The 25th Amendment is not a substitute for impeachment. It is a necessary process to deal with a specific kind of dire situation, namely, when the president is by some medical emergency rendered unable to perform the duties of the presidency.

There is no room in America for the kind of mob violence we saw on Wednesday.

Tuesday’s election and Wednesday’s mob assault on Congress were stark examples of the destructive reactions President Trump can generate.

Wednesday's storming of the Capitol was a tragedy for the Republican party, for conservatives and populist nationalists, and for Trump and his legacy.

The Rev. Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff owe a debt of gratitude to one man who probably did more than anyone else to help the two Democrats be elected Tuesday to the U.S. Senate from Georgia. That man? Donald J. Trump.

In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the government and medical personnel have scared the daylights out of so many people that they take comfort in complying with government commands to stay home, shut their businesses and socially distance.

Amid the bombardment of images of what took place at the U.S. Capitol Wednesday, too little time has been spent thinking about why it happened.

Wednesday was a dark day in American history — a day not marked by an attack by outside enemies but an attack on our seat of government by our own citizens. What America is seeing is more characteristic of a Third World nation coup than the greatest country in the world.