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Congressman denounces plans calling for weekend protests at state capitols The Evening Tribune WASHINGTON — Did the assault on the U.S. Capitol by supporters of President Donald Trump mark the culmination of post-2020 election discord, or the beginning?  Rep. Tom Reed (R-Corning) denounced plans circulating online calling for armed protests at state capitols and the U.S. Capitol, beginning this weekend.  “Now is not the time for further violence. Now is the time for (Trump) supporters, who are very angry, to not commit any additional violence, to remain peaceful and not ‘take to the s...

Reed urged caution as Democrats pushed for an impeachment vote in the House Wednesday. The House voted 223-205 on a resolution asking Vice President Mike Pence to remove Trump by invoking the 25th Amendment. Only one Republican, Rep. Adam Kinzinger on Illinois, supported the resolution. The vice president declined the request.  “If our leaders make the wrong decision in how to hold (Trump) accountable, it could damage the integrity of our system of justice, further fan the flames of division, and disillusion millions of Americans ─ all while failing to accomplish anything,” Reed wrot...

Our View: After Capitol riots, is there any stronger proof that Trump is a threat and that his narcissism and impulsivity know no bounds?

Deputies: Florida baby in critical condition after 'violent shaking' By FOX 35 News Staff Published  Photo from the Marion County Sheriff's Office MARION COUNTY, Fla. - A man was arrested after a detective said that an infant was violently shaken and became unresponsive, leaving her in critical condition, while in his possession. The Marion County Sheriff's Office said that they received a call for service from West Marion Hospital in reference to an unresponsive infant. A detective was advised that the infant was suffering from a traumatic injury resulting in a brain bleed and bruises on h...

Reed addresses voter sentiments in the Southern Tier The Evening Tribune A year ago, the Corning Republican was named honorary co-chair of Trump’s reelection campaign in New York.  Last week, though, Reed resisted calls from the president and GOP leaders in the 23rd Congressional District in New York to reject certification of the electoral votes, refusing to join 138 other House Republicans who lodged objections Wednesday night.  Reed said county chairs in his district raised issues of alleged voter fraud in the run-up to the vote. Reed was communicating with local GOP leaders via email...