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30. Juni 2021 · The Times analyzed thousands of videos from the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol Building to understand how it happened — and why. Here are some of the key findings.
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The indictment caps an inquiry into events which led up to the 6 January 2021 riot at the US Capitol - when supporters of Mr Trump stormed Congress in a bid to thwart the certification of Joe ...
6. Jan. 2022 · The web page summarizes the fact-checking articles by FactCheck.org on the false, misleading and unfounded claims related to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. It covers topics such as Trump's speech, Pence's role, National Guard deployment and Pelosi's responsibility.
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The central goal of COP26—according to the conference’s organizers—was to put the world on a pathway to limit warming to 1.5°C above preindustrial levels. There were lots of promises, from countries and private-sector actors alike, but fundamentally keeping that target alive remains an uphill battle. Doing so would require countries to put forth am...
In the aftermath of the Glasgow Climate Pact announcement, my inbox was flooded with a range of statements declaring COP26 everything from a total failure to an unmitigated success. The truth, unsurprisingly, is somewhere in between. The conference moved the world forward with a series of compromises that likely will have a measurable impact. And y...
Earlier this year, in our “Climate is Everything” cover story, I wrote about how climate change had seeped into areas of policy that one might not traditionally expect. That dynamic came into play on the ground at COP26. The more than 100 heads of government who came in from across the world got the most headlines, but in some ways, it was the high...
Fossil fuels are obviously the primary driver of climate change, and yet they are mentioned nowhere in the Paris Agreement and other international climate agreements. Early in the COP26 conference, activists described it to me as the “F-word”—an elephant in the room during global climate talks. But over the course of the conference that elephant wa...
The conference included a non-stop stream of announcements designed to show progress happening in the “real economy.” These included everything from financial institutions promising to mobilize more than $100 trillion to finance the energy transition to a group of automakers making new commitments around electric vehicles. “The biggest story coming...
In one widely broadcast moment from the conference, Alok Sharma, the British minister serving as COP26’s president, held back tears as he came under fire for ceding to pressure from India to allow a last-minute weakening of language referring to fossil fuels in the deal, changing the wording from “phasing out” coal to instead just “phasing down” co...
One thing that makes COPs different from many other high-profile international engagements is the presence and relevance of small countries that can shape the conversation using the moral authority accrued by being some of the most vulnerable places to climate change. That was true at COP26, where vulnerable countriesforced a discussion on the need...
Most obviously, countries are meant to come forward with new climate plans next year. But, more interestingly, is the emerging dynamic between nations. Clearly, the frustration over inequities will not go away, nor will the demand from poorer countries for increased financial support. And how will countries respond to their counterparts who refuse ...
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15. Jan. 2021 · Snopes debunks the most common hoaxes and questions related to the deadly riot by pro-Trump mobs on Jan. 6, 2021. Find out what really happened and what didn't at the U.S. Capitol.
Vor einem Tag · The key is not to embroider or embellish the source material. “In my experience, what really happened is more interesting than what people invent. After all,” he says with a smile, “most ...
