Wednesday marks one week since the United States Capitol riot and one week until President-elect Joe Biden assumes office.
Right-wing supporters of US President Donald Trump breached the Capitol on January 6, inspiring shock throughout the world.
Washington, DC remains on high alert amid continued protests and law enforcement continues to investigate more than 170 case files, which are expected to grow.
What charges are filed?
FBI’s assistant director in charge of the Washington field office, Steven D’Antuono, told reporters during a Tuesday afternoon news briefing that more than 70 charges had been filed against the alleged participants in the Capitol breach.
Analysis by Zachary B. Wolf, CNN We re looking at a second impeachment of President Donald Trump. The process will be different this time, both for the lawmakers sitting in judgment of.
Acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf resigned just nine days before Joe Biden’s inauguration, prompting sharp criticism. Some experts say it’s both disgraceful and irresponsible for Wolf to call it quits before a national security special event. Less than a week ago, Wolf pledged to remain in office. Ahead of the inauguration, President Trump approved D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser’s request.
Chad Wolf said Trump deserves some of the blame for the words he used before his supporters stormed the Capitol, but took no stand on removing him from office.