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Trump repeated lies about Michigans election before pro-Trump supporters stormed Capitol Clara Hendrickson, Detroit Free Press Trump: "Never give up" and "never concede" Replay Video UP NEXT Hours before pro-Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol building, forcing lawmakers convening to certify the Electoral College votes to seek safety, President Donald Trump gave a speech repeating lies that he won the election and unleashed a litany of debunked claims about Michigans ...

What is sedition? US Capitol breach was almost textbook example, legal expert says Darcie Moran and David Jesse, Detroit Free Press Trump supporters riot as they flock to US Capitol and storm building UP NEXT The supporters of President Donald Trump who breached the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday could face charges of sedition, legal experts say.   The nations center of power became a scene of chaos Wednesday as rioters made their way past barricades, broke in through windows and ...

If youre scared and anxious, youre not alone. Maybe youre afraid about what happens tonight, or maybe youre afraid because youre playing the tape forward. You see words on the news and on social media that at one time felt unfathomable to most of us in a modern American context: "coup," "civil war," "insurrection."  If theres a word for what this feels like, we dont have it. "There are just no words. I think that sums it up," said Mary Alvord, a licensed psychologist in Rockville, Maryland. ...

Americas double standard: Bay Area racial justice activists denounce police reaction to pro-Trump mob FacebookTwitterEmail 1of4 Rioters interact with police inside the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday. Black Lives Matter tweeted that the “coup by hundreds of pro-Trump supporters is one more example of the hypocrisy in our country’s law enforcement response to protest.”Win McNamee/Getty ImagesShow MoreShow Less 2of4 TOPSHOT - Trump supporters clash with police and security forces as they try to s...

Politics updates: Education Secretary Betsy DeVos resigns, citing Trumps handling of Capitol Hill riot Caren Bohan, John Fritze, Ledyard King, Kevin Johnson, Phillip M. Bailey, Nicholas Wu, Christal Hayes, Joey Garrison and Bart Jansen, USA TODAY Here are the members of President Trumps cabinet who have resigned since the DC riots Replay Video UP NEXT The nation is grappling with the aftermath one day after pro-Trump rioters rampaged through the U.S. Capitol and forced their ...

People on Twitter Think Via Getty Is the Name of a Capitol Rioter. Its a Photo Credit On 1/7/21 at 12:54 PM EST Rioters breached the Capitol in Washington, D.C., during protests on Wednesday, and while inside, some people posed for photos that later ended up on Getty Images media library. When those photos surfaced on social media with the tag "Via Getty," some folks online believed the image credit was the actual name of a rioter. It all started when Politicos chief White House correspondent ...

Win McNamee / Getty images Good morning, Portland. As we continue our descent into Hell, please keep your setback trays in an upright and locked position, and stow all large electronic devices under your seat. Here are the headlines. • IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: A insurrectionist mob of Trump supporters and violent Q-anon sycophants literally stormed the US Capitol yesterday, leaving four people dead in their wake. You can get the play-by-play of the day—and reaction from Oregon leaders—i...

Some Floridians under scrutiny after taking part in Capitol riots A Parrish man is identified as the one carrying off the House speaker’s podium and a Sanford firefighter who attended is under department investigation.     Adam Johnson of Parrish streamed a Facebook live video Wednesday, apparently as he walked the halls of the U.S. Capitol. His Facebook page was later taken down. [ Facebook ] Updated Jan. 7 A Parrish man and a Sanford firefighter are among those under scrutiny in co...

After President Trump Incited a Riotous Mob, Will He Face Any Consequences? Time 1/7/2021 Brian Bennett © Shawn Thew–EPA/Bloomberg/Getty Images President Donald Trump speaks during a "Save America Rally" near the White House in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021. It’s over. Donald Trump officially and irreversibly lost the election. It happened despite his incitement of a mob that overtook the Capitol building and interrupted the certification of Joe Biden as...

After the Capitol riot, Twitter had no defense for keeping the president on the platform.