Trump reshaped the presidency and its norms
Washington reports on how Donald Trump altered the office with impulsive governance, blunt rhetoric, and clashes with institutions, leaving a contested legacy as Biden inherits a polarized nation and ongoing debates over democracy, power, and policy.
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GOP push for tighter voting rules after smooth election
Republican leaders in Georgia and Pennsylvania push to curb mail voting and strengthen rules after a record turnout in 2020. Georgia lawmakers seek photo ID for absentee ballots, curb drop boxes, and possibly require an excuse to vote by mail, while Pennsylvania lawmakers push legislation to tighten mail voting despite courts finding no widespread issues.
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