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The Senate acquitted former President Donald Trump last year of inciting the Capitol insurrection

Molly Michael's absence for much of Jan. 6 may play a role in explaining the incomplete records.

“I’ve known the senators for so many years,” one dining worker says. “But they don’t know what happens, really, with us.”

“You can only wish as a parent that your child makes an impact and makes a difference,” said his mother, Kimberley Davis.

Capitol Police Chief J. Thomas Manger wants a $105.5 million budget increase to hire more officers for what he describes as a severely understaffed department.

Revelation from former national security adviser raises pressure on Trump as lawmakers investigate gaps in January 6 call logs

A steady drip of evidence continues to indicate that former President Donald Trump may have personally committed crimes in connection with the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol insurrection. A federal judge said as much on Monday, finding that facts show it is “more likely than not” Trump on that day committed…

WASHINGTON — It was freezing out the morning Don Young, the dean of the House, returned to the Capitol one last time.

It was freezing out the morning Don Young returned to the Capitol one last time — fitting for the proud Alaskan and dean of the House.

“I look at diversity in a much broader way … it’s not just racial or gender, but it’s geographical,” Illinois Democrat says.

A federal judge in California ordered a conservative law professor to turn over documents to the Jan. 6 congressional committee, saying they were not subject to attorney-client privilege because it was “more likely than not” that former President Donald Trump had committed crimes.