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The Week newsletter is your one-stop shop for our take on American politics, culture, and the world at large.{ai:summary}Joe Biden's presidency is characterized as a "lame duck" period as he approaches the end of his term. Meanwhile, the Senate is set to hear Cabinet nominees, and Donald Trump is preparing for a second Inauguration Day. For insights on these developments, readers are encouraged to subscribe to NR’s The Week newsletter, which covers American politics and culture. #politics

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