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Neguse said he fears that if the former president is not punished, "the violence we saw that day may be just the beginning."

Read more about House Democrats say Donald Trump might incite violence again if acquitted on Business Standard. Prosecutors also focused on civilians who were present on that day, including restaurant staff, congressional personnel and members of Congress themselves

Trump lawyers primed for rapid defense case in impeachment trial By CHRIS LEFKOW and SEBASTIAN SMITH, AFP Published February 12, 2021 10:38pm WASHINGTON, United States - Lawyers for Donald Trump expect to take just a few hours Friday to argue for acquittal in his impeachment trial, and President Joe Biden says hes "anxious" to see how Republicans will vote after searing testimony that the former president incited insurrection. "Im just anxious to see what my Republican friends do, if th...

Read more about US: Democrats say Capitol mob sought to kill House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Business Standard. The 80-year-old Pelosi was a longtime political target of the president, who derisively nicknamed her "Crazy Nancy"

WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - Democratic impeachment prosecutors in the Senate on Thursday argued that the Capitol rioters acted on Donald Trump’s encouragement and not for...

The FBI said the men "acted in concert" to prevent law enforcement from controlling the crowd by obstructing metal barriers that had been placed to prevent the crowd's access into other areas of the Capitol building.

Social media platforms are free to do business in India, but must respect the law of the land, Union Minister for Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) Ravi Shankar Prasad said in Rajya Sabha on Thursday. His comments come a day after two of Twitter’s global executives held a virtual meeting with the MeitY secretary and other officials regarding the standoff between the two sides on content takedown requests. “We flagged Twitter...why is it that (on) Washington Capitol Hill when ...

House prosecutors concluded two days of emotional arguments in Donald Trump’s impeachment trial late Thursday, insisting the Capitol invaders believed they were acting on “the president’s orders” to stop Joe Biden's election.

Democratic prosecutors in Donald Trump's impeachment trial say rioters believed they were are acting on the "president's orders" to storm the Capitol to undo Joe Biden's election victory.

'Of all the terrible things I saw...that one hit me the hardest. That and watching someone use an American flag pole, the flag still on it, to spear and pummel one of our police officers,' says US Representative Jamie Raskin