The Latest Breaking News from Capitol

A New Jersey man who was a Princeton University student when he stormed the U.S. Capitol has been sentenced to two months of incarceration for interfering with police officers trying to hold off a mob of Donald Trump supporters

Liberal groups are trying to end Donald Trump’s attempt to return to the White House by arguing he’s ineligible to be president after trying to overturn the 2020 election

The Capitol Police let a security precaution lapse for months ahead of the October 2022 break-in and attack on Paul Pelosi.

Jacob Travis Clark, 34, claimed to be one of the first insurrectionists to enter US Capitol

Vitali GossJankowski barrels through officers after federal judge orders his immediate arrest and detention

Whistleblower and former aide Cassidy Hutchinson dishes the dirt – from crockery-based temper tantrums to sexual harassment – on the former president and his cast of underlings

In his new book, Ryan J Reilly of NBC tells how the FBI got a much-needed helping hand from a band of citizen sleuths

Social media platforms have been implicated in conflicts of all scales, from urban gun violence to the storming of the US Capitol building on January 6 and civil war in South Sudan. Scientifically, it is difficult to tell how much social media can be blamed for one-off incidents.

“I never imagined in my life getting this message, and I’m sure you can’t either,” said one family member of a hostage held in Gaza by Hamas.

Roy Franklin had been set to plead guilty Dec. 15, but died Oct. 15 of lung cancer.

Tourists look up at the Old Senate Chamber’s rotunda, designed by Benjamin Henry Latrobe after the 1814 fire, on Oct. 23.