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LINCOLN — Pleas, chants and tossed tampons and pads did not stop the Nebraska Legislature’s conservative majority from passing a bill Friday combining two proposals that several state senators said

Divisive issues likely tied as one proposal in the climax of the legislative year

Washington, d.c., lovely lady, she said we dont like the look. nancy pelosi said, oh, we dont like the look. if they would have had -- i offered them 10,000 soldiers, i said it could be ten or more. i offered them specifically 10,000 soldiers. if they had 500 soldiers it wouldnt have been a problem. >> the house speaker is not in charge of capitol security. at the time of the riot would have approved request for national guard assistance. and here is acting former defense secretary chris miller ...

And order. respect the law and our great men and women in blue. thank you. that was at 2:30. that was very early. >> mr. president, i looked at the same time line you did -- >> you didnt report that. you know why because it was taken down. >> when it was clear to you they were not being peaceful, you saw them rushing the capitol, breaking windows, hitting officers with flagpoles, tasing them, beating them up. when it was clear they werent being peaceful why did you wait three hours to tell them ...

Look. nancy pelosi said, oh, we dont like the look. if they would have just -- i offered them 10,000 soldiers, i said, it could be ten, it could be more. but i offered them specifically 10,000 soldiers. if they would have taken 500 soldiers, you wouldnt have had a problem. they turned it down. >> here is the reality. the house speaker is not in charge of capitol security. thats the capitol police board which oversees the capitol police. and at the time of the right, they would have approved a re...

Troopers say the driver had been suffering from a mental health crisis.

Juneau, Alaska (Alaska Beacon) - Eric Osuch has been outside the Capitol for more than a week, urging legislators and staff to take action against trawling

Eric Osuch has been outside the Capitol for more than a week, urging legislators and staff to take action against trawling.

The Maryland man was arrested on charges of “interception and use of wiretap” after he told Capitol Police he left his phone inside a Senate Republican lunch on March 7 to record their conversation “for multiple hours."

Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) wrote to Attorney General Merrick Garland and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on Monday, urging the two Biden administration officials to secure “the safety of the American people” while also ensuring the court can move forward without any interruptions.