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Former Kosovan prime minister Thaci and a commander of the KLA among those facing charges
Maureen Dowd: Why do Republicans hate cops?
GOP overwhelmingly stuck with Trump, perpetuating his sick mythology about Capitol riots
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Carmel Quinn obituary: Irish singer and storyteller who regaled New York audiences
The Dubliner’s sold-out Carnegie Hall performances featured tales and tunes from Ireland
Anti-slavery hero’s 1845 trip to Ireland to be feted in ‘Douglass Week’
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Republicans urge Donald Trump supporters to accept election results
Electors meeting in state capitals on Monday set to confirm Joe Biden as next US president
Jingle Jangle: ‘It’s not just a Christmas movie with black people’
Netflix’s spectacular seasonal musical film is inspired by Willy Wonka and Hamilton
Diarmaid Ferriter: Demagogue Trump has exploited longstanding fissures in US
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US election: Trump using executive orders to reshape fabric of America
Media caught up with circus act and failing to notice real changes being made
Republican leaders reject Trump’s stance on peaceful transition of power
US president doubles down on comments casting doubt on integrity of election
Trump denies asking how to add face to Mount Rushmore
US president dismisses report he approached South Dakota governor about monument
Coronavirus: Who gets a vaccine first? US considers contentious question of race
Vaccine could take months to distribute widely, leaving difficult choices for health officials
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