Steve Schmidt, co-founder of the Lincoln Project, calls out the current Republican party for its role in the insurrection and says the party is a “real life autocratic movement”

You probably can't visit Paris right now, but that doesn't mean you can't wear its landmarks.

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Streaming app Peacock has free movies and TV shows, but you have to pay to unlock the full catalog including the entirety of The Office.

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President of the National Action Network Reverend Al Sharpton and editor at large of the Bulwark Charlie Sykes on President Biden’s efforts to stabilize the economy

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The Defense Intelligence Agency separates information on US residents, according to The New York Times, but can search the data with permission.

A letter to the CEOs of several major tech companies says their platforms may push people toward extremism.

Former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle (D-SD) joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss the standoff between Chuck Schumer and Mitch McConnell over an organizing resolution, and the prospects for bipartisanship in a 50-50 senate. When I look at the three leaders, President Biden, Chuck Schumer, and Mitch McConnell, they have almost a century of Senate service, a century. That's 100 years of working together in various ways," Daschle says. "If a century of service in the senate doesn't serve as a fact

President Biden announced he would be signing two executive orders to help provide economic relief to Americans amid the Covid-19 pandemic, saying "no one should have to choose between their livelihoods and their own health."

The European Parliament is discussing more digital regulation.

Climate change activist Greta Thunberg says that the climate goals from the Biden administration are "very far from being in line with the Paris Agreement" but welcomes the new tone from the president.

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President Joe Biden apparently won't be summoning Diet Cokes with the press of a button.

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President Biden is making his first call to a foreign leader today since his inauguration, putting a focus on the United States’ relationship with other countries around the world. Eurasia Group founder and president Ian Bremmer join Stephanie Ruhle to discuss why his call might be a little tense.

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BMW says the i4 will have up to 530 horsepower and sporty handling characteristics.

This sleek four-door liftback will debut later this year.