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By Joaquin Sapien and Joshua Kaplan, ProPublica The riot squad defending the embattled entrance to the west side of the U.S. Capitol was surrounded by violence. Rioters had clambered up the scaffolding by the stage erected for the inauguration of President Joseph Biden. They hurled everything they could get their hands on at the cops beneath: rebar, plywood, power tools, even cans of food they had frozen for extra damage. In front of the cops, a mob was mounting a frontal assault. Its members hit officers with fists and baseball bats. They grabbed at weapons slung ...

Interviews with 19 current and former officers show how failures of leadership and communication put hundreds of Capitol cops at risk and allowed rioters...

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Military. everybody's in a room together. people that make decisions. we practice this year round. it's not the first rodeo when you get into a crisis situation. >> dana: mayor lenny curry, hopefully everything goes smoothly. thanks and good luck with the storm. >> thank you. >> dana: "the new york times" under attack for updating a story on the tea party movement saying the tea party didn't get what it wanted but did unleash the politics of anger. left wing critics saying it left out references to race and racism, the times then changing the story then tweeting we have updated this story asse...

He went president trump tonight has scored a major legal win on his border wall. the supreme court moments ago in a 5-4 division dell make decisions says the administration can tap into pentagon funds to build sections on the wall along the southern border, $2.5 billion that was frozen after two groups led by the aclu sued the trump administration when he deplored declared an emergency along the southern border. the supreme court allowing southern border wall to proceed, a big win for border security and rule of law. also this evening, since the speed nine hearing ended with a