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Après quatre années d’outrances, et à quelques jours de la fin de son mandat, le président américain s’est vu couper l’accès à Twitter, Facebook ou YouTube. Récit d’une semaine historique dans les rapports de force entre la Silicon Valley et le pouvoir.

On January 6, as the two chambers of Congress convened to count Electoral College votes and officially certify Joe Biden as the president-elect of the United States, a violent mob stormed the US Capitol in support of President Donald Trump and his false allegation that the presidential contest was “stolen” through voter fraud.

To understand what’s going on at the Capitol today as the House considers impeaching President Donald Trump for a second time, it’s helpful to look at a bit of recent history.

Twitter a suspendu vendredi "de façon permanente" le compte de Donald Trump, évoquant les risques "de nouvelles incitations à la violence" de la part du président américain sortant, deux jours après les émeutes de ses partisans qui ont envahi le Capitole.

If there was any doubt at all, let’s end it today. Words have meaning. When a president tells his followers that the fate of the nation is at stake in a presidential election, millions will believe him.

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The Trump administration, if not the Trump book, is nearly behind us. From Bob Woodward to Barack Obama, what were the best reads of another tumultuous American year?

On global issues from climate change, to non-proliferation and human rights, the US under the Trump administration had literally gathered up its papers and pens and left the meeting room. Biden’s election victory and choice of committed internationalists to lead the foreign policy team, means that there will actually be someone sitting in what has been an empty chair.