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What does DC look like on Inauguration Day? These iconic photos capture Bidens transition to the White House Jay Cannon, USA TODAY © Robert Deutsch, USA TODAY A general view of the US Capitol before the 2021 Presidential Inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris at the U.S. Capitol. The United States ushered in a new era on Wednesday as Joe Biden was formally sworn in as the 46th president in an unprecedented Inauguration Day ceremony. There were...

COLUMBIA, S.C. - As they witnessed President Joe Biden take the oath of office on Wednesday, House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn said former Republican Presiden

Rioters wore Black Rifle Coffee, Grunt Style gear at Capitol siege FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Rioters who stormed the Capitol building on Jan. 6 were wearing apparel sold by two San Antonio companies. The rioter in the foreground, later identified as Eric Gavelek Munchel of Nashville, Tenn., wore a Black Rifle baseball cap.Win McNamee /TNSShow MoreShow Less 2of3 This screenshot taken from Twitter shows one item distributed by a San Antonio company.CourtesyShow MoreShow Less 3of3 Some of the riot...

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Photo: Win McNamee (Getty Images) Now that the lawyer has gotten the “QAnon shaman’s” organic diet taken care of, he’s looking for the president who caused the insurrection on the Capitol last week to pardon his client. Advertisement In an interview with CNN, Albert Watkins said his client, Jacob Chansley, “felt like he was answering the call of our president” when he stormed the Capitol building wearing no shirt, carrying a spear and wearing bullhorns as a hat, with his face paint...

Dem lawmakers speculate that Capitol rioters may have had GOP help Brett Murphy, Nicholas Wu, Katie Wedell and Joey Garrison, USA TODAY Mikie Sherrill: Reconnaissance tour of Capitol given by some members of Congress prior to riots Replay Video UP NEXT Democratic lawmakers leveled a series of stunning allegations that their GOP colleagues – none of whom they named – may have conspired with rioters before they attacked the U.S. Capitol in an attempt to overturn the election...

Larry Brock was arrested Sunday in Texas after being photographed on the Senate floor during the deadly riot wearing a helmet and heavy vest and carrying plastic zip-tie handcuffs.

GitHub still won’t explain if it fired someone for saying ‘Nazi,’ and employees are pissed Now in protest, they’re using Slack to call Nazis what they are Share this story Photo by Win McNamee / Getty Images GitHub employees are protesting the firing of a Jewish colleague who was let go two days after he warned co-workers in Washington, DC to stay safe from Nazis. The employee was chastised for using divisive language, according to news first reported by Business Insider. Now, GitHub ...

14 January 2021, 6:14 am EST By Following the Parler ban on Google and Apple app stores, Amazon also announced it will be suspending the app from its web hosting service, rendering the "free speech" app offline. (Photo : Win McNamee / Getty) Amazon Responds to Lawsuit With Screenshots After Parler has gone off the web, CEO John Matze and the company proceeded to sue the tech company alleging that the suspension was "motivated by political animus" as well as to help minimize the competition in ...

After the Capitol riot, one Florida man became Podium Guy: Another man turned him in Josh Salman and Carlos R. Munoz, USA TODAY Capitol Riot Horn & Lectern suspects in court Replay Video UP NEXT PARRISH, Florida – Allan Mestel booked a flight to Washington D.C., to photograph the pro-Trump demonstrations on Jan. 6. But he canceled it after his wife warned him: This will escalate into riots. For the past four years, the photographer from Southwest Florida has chronicled the Bl...