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Not even a single security guard was posted in the rotunda Robert Draper © Photograph by Victor J. Blue, Bloomberg/Getty Images A hallway in the U.S. Capitol is blocked with furniture after protestors at a Trump rally breached barriers outside and rampaged through the hallowed building, halting the usually pro forma electoral vote count. Shortly before one o’clock in the afternoon on Wednesday, January 6, 2021, Vice President Mike Pence led a silent, regal procession of 100 ...

Help USA TODAY tell the story of those who stormed the US Capitol USA TODAY Staff, USA TODAY © Win McNamee, Getty Images A pro-Trump mob enters the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol Building on Jan. 6, 2021 in Washington, DC. USA TODAY is working to identify those who stormed into the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday. If you were there or if you know someone who was there, please help us. We are using this information to piece together stories about how the event unfolded, who the partici...

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 ...

American Airlines Bans Alcohol on Flights Out of D.C. After Trump Loyalists Attempt Coup A Trump supporter with zip ties in the Senate Chamber on January 06, 2021 in Washington, DC. Photo: Win McNamee (Getty Images) American Airlines announced early Thursday that it would no longer be serving alcohol on flights out of Washington D.C., after videos went viral of passengers being verbally abusive on flights into Washington for President Trump’s neo-fascist rally. The alcohol ban is one of many ...

The FBI has asked anyone who believes they have information or photos and videos of the Capitol Hill rioting to share it by visiting this website or by calling 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-‪800-225-5324). As the FBI seeks the public’s help in identifying the rioters who stormed Capitol Hill on Wednesday, the man captured in a viral photo smiling and waving as he makes off with the U.S. House lectern has reportedly been identified by residents of his Florida community. The photo, taken by Getty Images...

We feared for our safety: After Capitol riots, Black, Latino Americans worry about more violence in DC Romina Ruiz-Goiriena, Ndea Yancey-Bragg and Ryan W. Miller, USA TODAY Trumps supporters go to the nations capital as Congress declares Biden president-elect Replay Video UP NEXT WASHINGTON – Bryan Campion-Thompson watched in horror as the city he was born and raised in fell under siege.  As sirens blared past his apartment on Massachusetts Avenue, Campion-Thompson, 30, gr...

President Donald Trump made a last-ditch, late-night plea on Twitter to his vice president, all but begging Mike Pence to step in and save his presidency.

DC updates: 4 dead, 52 arrested, 14 police officers injured after pro-Trump rioters breach US Capitol; FBI opens investigation Ndea Yancey-Bragg, John Bacon, Ryan W. Miller, Jorge L. Ortiz, Trevor Hughes, Grace Hauck, Will Carless and Jordan Culver, USA TODAY Four deaths tied to riots at US Capitol according to DC Police Chief Replay Video UP NEXT WASHINGTON — The nations lawmakers took to their electoral duties late Wednesday amid broken glass and smashed doors in the U.S. C...

Woman fatally shot at U.S. Capitol, lawmakers evacuated after pro-Trump rioters storm building during electoral count Chris Sommerfeldt A woman was fatally shot after throngs of Trump-supporting thugs stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday in a violent attempt to disrupt the congressional certification of Joe Biden’s election victory, forcing lawmakers and Vice President Mike Pence to evacuate as gunfire rang out inside the halls of Congress. The deeply unsettling situation unf...

DC updates: 4 dead, 52 arrested, 14 police officers injured after pro-Trump rioters breach US Capitol; FBI opens investigation Ndea Yancey-Bragg, John Bacon, Ryan W. Miller, Jorge L. Ortiz, Trevor Hughes, Grace Hauck, Will Carless and Jordan Culver, USA TODAY Four deaths tied to riots at US Capitol according to DC Police Chief What to watch next Replay Video UP NEXT WASHINGTON — The nations lawmakers took to their electoral duties late Wednesday amid broken glass and smashed...