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Matt Mackowiak on the 1.9 trillion dollar COVID-19 stimulus plan in front of Congress, and the glaring lack of public addresses being made by President Biden.

An adviser to former President Donald Trump said Trump has not mentioned replacing former Vice President Mike Pence ...

From Fox News:U.S. Capitol Police will request that National Guard troops stay at the Capitol for an additional two months, but at a reduced...

A member of the Proud Boys that prosecutors allege led others in the right-wing street gang into battle on Jan. 6 was ordered released Wednesday pending trial.

The date on which this piece is intended for first posting on this website, March 4th, is the date on which- for 140 years, from George Washingtons Second Inauguration in 1793 through Franklin Delano Roosevelts First in 1933- Presidents of the United States, every four years until the 20th Amendment to the United States Constitution first took effect (36 times in all)- took the Oath of Office prescribed in Article II, Section 1, clause 8 of Our Nations fundamental legal document. The use of th...

News Analysis After more than a month, Mike Pence broke his silence on the events of Jan. 6, ...

Speaker Nancy Pelosi defended her decision to reschedule Thursday’s votes because of potential threats against lawmakers; saying the Capitol...

The Acting Defense Secretary ultimately approved the forces at 5:08 pm Former Capitol Police chief Sund made frantic call at 1:49 pm  He is testifying at a Senate Homeland Security and Rules Committee hearing on the January 6th Capitol riot  Army secretary withheld authority for quick reaction force in advance  Walker said he found it unusual the Army Secretary wanted a concept of operation for the reaction force Walker said dispatching 155 Guard forces sooner could have made a difference ...

A document filed in federal court on Monday sheds new light on the Proud Boys' tactical preparation for and movements during the Jan. 6 insurrection.

The arrests and indictments in the January 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol are now up to 257 and counting. And as they continue to mount and the evidence in these cases becomes public, were starting to get a clearer picture of what happened that day—both the larger picture of who participated in the assault, as well the more detailed story of how they conspired to make their invasion plans work. George Washington Universitys Program on Extremism compiled data from all 257 cases and asse...