Capitol Hill
Dennis Hastert, former US House speaker and admitted child molester, dies at 84
Hastert, sentenced in April 2016 to 15 months in prison for bank fraud for trying to cover up payments to keep his molestation secret, died at his home over the weekend due to natural causes.
FAA clears proposed Trump arch, requires 'eternal flame' to alert pilots
Seven Republicans back Iran war powers resolution, widening GOP split with Trump
No. 41: Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Randy Fine, Dan Goldman: Jewish voices in a divided Congress
Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection hearing: 4 key takeaways from day 6
Cassidy Hutchinson's testimony focused on what Mark Meadows and Donald Trump knew about the attack in the days before and on Jan. 6, informed by her close working proximity to both men.
US Justice Department forming unit to counter domestic terrorism
The US Justice Department is creating a new unit to counter domestic terrorism in response to domestic violent extremist groups, particularly white supremacists, posing a growing threat to the US.
January 6: A cautionary tale - analysis
The way America responded to both was markedly different. After September 11, 2001, America rallied together; after January 6, 2021, it continued its descent into polarized camps.
Man gets 46 months on US Capitol riot charges, among the longest sentences yet
Thompson, who has been detained since pleading guilty in August, will receive credit for time already served behind bars.
US Capitol on high alert as pro-Trump demonstrators converge for rally
Hours before the rally was set to start, Capitol police officers holding riot helmets and armed with batons and pistols took up positions outside the fence.
Yair Lapid should be 'person of the year'
The humility he displayed this year and the sense of public responsibility and political appeasement he inspired were the antithesis of the previous leadership’s audacity and acrimony.
InfoWars host charged with breaching US Capitol grounds in riot
Owen Shroyer unlawfully entered a restricted area at the west side of the Capitol during the deadly rampage that interrupted the formal congressional certification of President Joe Biden.
US charges man who made bomb threat near US Capitol
Roseberry, 51, spread alarm at the Capitol and prompted the evacuation of nearby government buildings on Thursday.
Hundreds to rally outside US Capitol to protest antisemitism
Titled "NO FEAR: A rally in solidarity with the Jewish people," the rally will feature prominent activists, leaders, elected officials and victims of antisemitic attacks.
Jewish Press editor who entered US Capitol on January 6 to be replaced
Resnick was identified in YouTube videos of the Capitol breach by a researcher and first reported on by Politico in April
