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The aftershocks of Trump's presidency, however, are likely to disrupt Biden's administration.

Donald Trump leaves as he arrived, minus his microphone

The president did not get the send-off he wanted. But, then again, this might not be his last act.

By Anita Kumar, Meridith McGraw and Michael Grunwald

Altitude

Biden Turns the Page On Trump in a Surprisingly Effective Inaugural Address

By John F. Harris

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Trump leaves QAnon and the online MAGA world crushed and confused

President Joe Biden delivers his inaugural address.

Biden vowed to defeat domestic terrorism. The how is the hard part.

Biden pledges, once more, to lead America away from dystopia

Avril Haines listens during a confirmation hearing before the Senate intelligence committee.

Senate confirms Biden’s pick for national intelligence director

President Biden’s inaugural address, annotated

Biden pledges to steady the nation, asks for a fresh start

Kamala Harris is sworn in as the 49th Vice President of the United States

President-elect Joseph R. Biden takes the oath of office as First Lady-elect Jill Biden looks on during the 59th presidential inauguration in Washington, DC, on Wednesday, January 20, 2021.

The Day Joe Biden Became President, in Photos

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Trump labor board counsel fired after resisting Biden's call for resignation
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‘Come with me if you want to live’: Schwarzenegger gets vaccinated
Stephen Miller attacks Biden's immigration plan in first tweet
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Surgeon general to step down as Biden requested
Trump leaves parting Oval Office letter for Biden

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Legal

Trump’s ‘crony pardons’ flabbergast the political world

“He apparently didn’t consider, or didn’t care, how this might impact the Senate Republicans who will now be asked to ignore his actions and save ‘his reputation’ in the impeachment trial,” said one top Republican.

By David Siders

Outgoing President Donald Trump waves to supporters Wednesday on the route to his Mar-a-Lago estate in West Palm Beach.

Feds: Evidence shows well-laid plan by some Capitol insurrectionists

By Kyle Cheney and Josh Gerstein

People wait to receive Covid-19 vaccines in Louisville, Ky.

Coronavirus

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Congress

Democrats officially control the Senate after final members are sworn in

By Marianne LeVine

The Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino and Caesars Atlantic City Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, N.J.

Auction planned for seats to view demolition of Trump Plaza in Atlantic City

By Matt Friedman

‘Are you QAnon?’: One Trump official’s brush with an internet cult gone horribly wrong

By Josh Gerstein

Biden will extend student loan relief through September

By Michael Stratford

VIDEO

Inauguration 2021 in 180 seconds

NEWSLETTERS

POLITICO Playbook

The unofficial guide to official Washington.

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OPINION

No, There Won’t Be Unity

On substance, Biden is not going to pursue a consensus, bipartisan agenda, but a progressive one.

By Rich Lowry

the big idea

Biden Wants to Unite the Country. How Can He Do It?

Two dozen thinkers offer bold ideas for a new administration in a fractious era.

By POLITICO Magazine

‘Like a Ghost’ in the White House: The Last Days of the Trump Presidency

In the aftermath of the Capitol riot, Trump’s White House became an insular refuge for a self-absorbed leader detached from the people who had rejected him.

By Anita Kumar, Gabby Orr and Meridith McGraw

Trumpology

‘He Was the Ringmaster in the Demise of His Own Circus’

On the eve of Donald Trump’s exit from power, four biographers who studied him up close reflect on what he wrought on the country. And what he’ll do next.

By Michael Kruse

the politico mag profile

The Education of Josh Hawley

The subversive senator’s college peers and professors don’t recognize the affable intellectual they once knew. But they do recognize his ambition.

By Ruairí Arrieta-Kenna and Emily Cadei

Altitude

Biden’s Inaugural Speech Won’t Unite the Country. Here’s What Could.

Soaring pleas for unity don’t work. Maybe concrete achievements will.

By John F. Harris

OPINION | Politics

I Wrote President Obama’s Ethics Plan—Biden’s Is Better

It’s not easy to ‘drain the swamp,’ but Biden might just do it.

By Norman Eisen

Politics

How the First Day of the Trump Presidency Foreshadowed the Four Years to Come

Behind the scenes at the last inauguration—as remembered by the Obama and Trump aides who were there.

By Sam Stein and Daniel Lippman

Washington and the world

How Tony Blinken’s Stepfather Changed the World—and Him

Samuel Pisar was a Holocaust survivor who pushed rival nations to engage in commerce, and he left an imprint on the likely next secretary of State.

By Nahal Toosi

1600 Penn

The Hardest Inaugural Address in Generations

The past two weeks, Joe Biden can't fall back on the traditional feel-good inaugural moves. Here's what he needs to do instead.

By Jeff Greenfield

Optics

Cartooning the Trump Years: The View from Opposing Political Planets

Corrupt villain or mistreated hero? Liberal and conservative Americans saw two very different Trumps—and so did the nation’s cartoonists.

By Matt Wuerker

The Big Idea

30 Things Donald Trump Did as President You Might Have Missed

Trump’s presidency may be best remembered for its cataclysmic end. But his four years as president also changed real American policy in lasting ways, just more quietly. We asked POLITICO’s best-in-class policy reporters to recap some of the ways Trump changed the country while in office, for better or worse.

By POLITICO Staff

SERIES

President-elect Joe Biden speaks in Wilmington, Del.

Joe Biden’s first 100 days

We’re tracking the incoming administration’s efforts to reshape policy and politics. Follow along as we chronicle Biden’s use of legislation and regulation to enact his agenda.

WHITE HOUSE

Joe Biden gestures during a news conference on Capitol Hill to announce his decision to withdraw as a candidate for the 1988 Democratic presidential nomination.

They failed spectacularly in ’88. Now, these Biden aides are getting sweet redemption.

“It took a little bit longer than we anticipated.”

By Alex Thompson and Tyler Pager

The hard part for Kamala Harris will come after she makes history

By Eugene Daniels and Christopher Cadelago

Homeland Security Secretary nominee Alejandro Mayorkas testifies Tuesday during his confirmation hearing before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.

Josh Hawley will delay swift confirmation of Biden’s DHS pick

By Andrew Desiderio

Dusk settles over the White House Nov. 25, 2020.

The ‘deep state’ of loyalists Trump is leaving behind for Biden

By Alice Miranda Ollstein and Megan Cassella

INSURRECTION FALLOUT

The acting Capitol Police chief’s tough task

The specter of race, gender — and the Capitol Hill riots — will make Yogananda Pittman’s work much, much harder.

By Maya King

House launches probe into intelligence failures preceding Capitol insurrection

By Kyle Cheney

TSA agents work at a security checkpoint at the Ronald Reagan National Airport.

‘I’m very worried’: Transit security officials prep for chaos

By Tanya Snyder and Stephanie Beasley

Top FEMA official attended Trump's 'Stop the Steal' rally

By Natasha Bertrand and Kyle Cheney

CONGRESS

Sens. Chuck Schumer and Mitch McConnell sit

McConnell seeks to protect filibuster in talks with Schumer

By Burgess Everett

McConnell says Trump ‘provoked’ the Capitol attackers

By Andrew Desiderio

In this March 3, 2020 photo, Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., speaks during a primary election night rally, at Eastern Market in Detroit.

Biden’s Wall Street backers face new threat from Warren

By Zachary Warmbrodt

Clyburn promises slim House majority won't stand in way of Biden's agenda

By Nick Niedzwiadek

CORONAVIRUS

National Guard members assist with processing Covid-19 deaths Jan. 12 at the Los Angeles County medical examiner-coronor's office.

U.S. coronavirus death toll passes 400,000 as Biden prepares to take office

The country recorded 100,000 deaths in roughly a month.

By Maura Turcotte

Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, center, speaks during a news conference on Operation Warp Speed and Covid-19 vaccine distribution.

The crash landing of 'Operation Warp Speed'

By Dan Diamond

A student looks at questions during a college test preparation class.

Access to college admissions tests — and lucrative scholarships — imperiled by the pandemic

By Bianca Quilantan

San Francisco's first temporary sanctioned tent encampment for people experiencing homelessness.

Pandemic reveals tale of 2 Californias like never before

By Mackenzie Mays

LEGAL

Trump pardons dozens, including Steve Bannon, as he exits White House

The move comes after the president was impeached by the House for the second time and as he faces a Senate trial in the coming weeks.

By Josh Gerstein and Kyle Cheney

President Donald Trump gestures as he boards Air Force One Jan. 12 in Harlingen, Texas.

Trump authorizes DOJ to declassify Russia probe documents

By Kyle Cheney

A view of the new sign marking the office for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, from inside the U.S. Capitol in Washington, Monday, Jan. 18, 2021. The new sign replaces the one that was destroyed when rioters stormed the Capitol.

Feds preparing to charge woman with felony theft of laptop from Pelosi’s office

By Kyle Cheney and Josh Gerstein

Trump loyalist starts job as NSA’s general counsel

By Martin Matishak

FOREIGN POLITICS & POLICY

Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry speaks at the Queen Theatre on Nov. 24, 2020 in Wilmington, Delaware.

What the world wants from John Kerry

Joe Biden's incoming climate envoy will have to restore confidence among foreign leaders that the U.S. is serious about leading a global effort to cap greenhouse gases.

By Ryan Heath, Zack Colman, Karl Mathiesen, Kalina Oroschakoff and Maura Forrest