4 minutes ago | Boston Herald
Gov. Charlie Baker recapped “a year like no other” during his annual State of the Commonwealth address where he cast his sights on “better days” to come with coronavirus...
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14 minutes ago | NY Times
The acting chief of the Capitol Police told lawmakers that the department knew days ahead of time of the risk of violence targeting lawmakers but was unprepared when the mob...
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50 minutes ago | New York Post | 2 articles
Two Virginia police officers who were federally charged with storming the US Capitol earlier this month have been fired from their jobs. Jacob Fracker and Thomas Robertson were...
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56 minutes ago | NY Times
Officials are trying to determine to what extent far-right groups planned the assault in advance.
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1 hour ago | The Washington Post
Police chief for the first time says a D.C. officer took his own life in aftermath of Capitol riot.
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1 hour ago | NY Times
Relatives of Hakeem Jeffries and George Stephanopoulos received threatening text messages as rioters stormed the Capitol, federal prosecutors said.
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1 hour ago | NBC News
Officials said the FBI has received more than 200,000 tips that included digital photos and videos, which he called "nothing short of remarkable."
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1 hour ago | Politico | 2 articles
The Baseball Hall of Fame on Tuesday chose not to induct Curt Schilling, the star pitcher whose candidacy was colored by controversial political statements.
The National...
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2 hours ago | New York Post
The QAnon-supporting garbage man who was federally charged for participating in the US Capitol riot earlier this month has quit his job at the city Department of Sanitation, an...
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3 hours ago | NBC News
Children, siblings and spouses were horrified watching the insurrection - especially when they spotted people they knew in the crowd.
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