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The head of the National Guard says at least 10,000 troops will be deployed in Washington, D.C., by Saturday, and an additional 5,000 could be requested from...

Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced some good news on Friday when he said that New York state will move into its next prioritization phase for COVID-19 vaccinations as soon as Monday.

The riots at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. Wednesday were unlike anything this country has ever seen. Those experiencing it on Capitol Hill and those watching at home were stunned as they watched the events unfold. An angry mob storming into the building, legislators crouching for cover on the floor, guns drawn in the chambers, and eventually one person shot and killed. See how the historic day of chaos, clashes and violence unfolded minute-by-minute in the video player above. "Unfortunately, we can now add Jan. 6, 2021 to that very short list of dates in American history that will li...

Coachella man among Capitol Police officers who fought pro-Trump mob KABC Share: A Coachella man was one of the Capitol Police officers who responded to riots in which supporters of President Trump stormed the Capitol on Wednesday. Footage from the scene shows Officer Juan Lopez fighting back the mob, his face mask and beanie missing after he was pepper sprayed six times. Lopez had struggled to hold back the rioters who went through barricades and shattered windows, forcing legislators to evacuate. Lopez had struggled to hold back the rioters who went through barricades and shattered windows...

De Blasio said his colleagues were in danger and that "democracy was in danger." "It's very clear what the result must be," he said. "Donald Trump must go now, now. Anyone who is that treasonous, anyone who has lost control of his mental abilities as to start an insurrection against the United States should not have the finger on the nuclear button." The mayor said a riot like the one seen on Wednesday in Washington D.C. hasn't and "will never happen in New York City." New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio speaks out after the deadly riots at Capitol Hill.