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Biden has not yet declared officially if he will defend his seat, with concerns being raised about his advanced age.

Trump tells 3 Republican groups to stop using his name for fundraising His adviser says Trump is sensitive to the use of his name and likeness for branding purposes and is irked that the three groups have supported Republican lawmakers who joined Democrats in voting to impeach him overJan 6 storming of US Capitol by pro-Trump protesters Reuters | March 7, 2021 | Updated 08:22 IST Former US President Donald Trump Former US President Donald Trump has clashed again with his Republican Party, demanding that three Republican groups stop using his name and likeness for fundraising, a Trump adviser...

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In his acceptance speech, the president-elect noted of the Justice Department's origins, “The reason the department was created in the first place was to stand up to the Klan. To stand up to racism. To take on domestic terrorism. The original spirit must again guide and animate its work.” Yet, the reality is that despite occasional expressions of intent to confront the threat of domestic terrorism, Biden's policy details remain vague.  As one measure, some experts have called for full-blooded reforms in the screening process for law enforcement and military agencies. Although investigati...

Only handfuls of demonstrators had taken to the streets alongside much larger crowds of law enforcement officers and media personnel