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US National Guard troops pour into Washington days before Joe Biden's inauguration As Washington begins to resemble an armed camp, with more than 25,000 guards expected in the city by early next week, concerns about violence at state capitals have grown in the wake of the recent Capitol riots The Associated Press January 17, 2021 08:41:56 IST Troops walk behind security fencing on 16 January, 2021, in Washington as security is increased ahead of the inauguration of Presi...

A nurse involved in the siege at the US Capitol made a rookie error that’s cost her her job, with her employer left with no choice but to terminate her position.

Murkowski did not say how she would vote on conviction She previously called on him to resign  Says he 'incited violence'  'I don't think there's 17,' said Rep. Jim Clyburn of Senate GOP votes to convict The Senate is expected to try President Trump after he leaves office Clyburn also said 'things could come up' during trial  Trump issued video on White House Twitter account of more than five-minute address from the Oval Office Wednesday Clearly reading from a prompter, he finally 'unequivocally' condemned violence at what he called 'calamity' at the Capitol   The House voted 232-197 to...

Gun-toting Republican congresswoman Lauren Boebert explicitly denies giving MAGA riot planners 'reconnaissance tours' despite Democrats not having accused her of it Republicans are facing mounting questions over whether they helped MAGA rioters plan the assault on the Capitol last week - including giving them tours before it happened  Democratic majority whip James Clyburn said he thinks 'something was going on – some coordination was going on between sitting members of Congress and some of these called visitors to the Capitol' Now an aide to a pro-Trump conservative Republican admits she ...

Selena Gomez has doubled down on her criticism of tech leaders for allowing 'hate groups' and 'misinformation' to thrive on social media. The 28-year-old singer last week issued a fiery statement on social media after supporters of President Donald Trump violently stormed the US Capitol in Washington, DC to protest his election loss to President-elect Joe Biden. And in a new interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1, the star revealed that she felt compelled to speak out after witnessing a wave of divisive messages online. Speaking out: Selena Gomez has doubled down on her criticism of tech ...