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Experts and police chiefs ask: How could a pumped-up, post-9/11 force with its own bomb squad and intelligence department have flunked the m...

The president is 'unhinged' and the nation must be protected from him, she wrote in a letter to colleagues.

The president acknowledged his defeat and urged for political reconciliation. His online faithful didn’t take it well.

Outrage is widespread among House leaders after Trump encouraged the mob who breached the Captiol.

Former White House comms director Alyssa Farah talks about the violence at the Capitol, whether she would support her former boss in 2024 an...

The South Carolina Democrat also suggested Trump is unlikely to be removed from office by impeachment with less than two weeks before his te...

Conversations with seven former and current officials reveal that they have been tainted by their time working for Trump.

Congress will "come back with a vengeance" at social media companies for helping foment the riots, top Senate Intelligence Committee Democra...

Stripped of his most powerful social media weapons, the president faces an existential crisis at a moment of maximum peril.

DeVos, closing out her term as the most polarizing person to have led the department, reminded Trump: “Impressionable children are watching...

Inaugural officials still plan to hold Biden's swearing-in ceremony at the Capitol on Jan. 20.

The video statement was a stark contrast to the lighthearted messages he had sent shortly after mobs broke in and drove the complex into loc...

‘The Trump name in the Republican Party is stronger than it has ever been,’ said a Florida GOP leader.

Far-right groups are using this week’s violence to peddle falsehoods and push their agenda.

President Donald Trump may not be there. But his number two is planning to show.

“The Capitol Police will and should really do a quick review here of what went wrong,” Sen. Roy Blunt told reporters.

I spent the last election cycle immersed in the metastasizing paranoia behind Wednesday’s assault on Congress. Nobody should be surprised by...

Republicans and Democrats are blaming Trump for inciting the deadly riots at the Capitol.

The move comes after Trump's incendiary posts about the deadly riots at the Capitol.

Republicans made their bargain with the president and the cost is coming due.

A real-time account of the hours when rioters breached the Capitol and brought the government to a halt.

The president bowed to reality after a day of chaos in Washington and after Congress certified Biden's victory.

Police treatment of the Capitol rioters “says a lot about who is an enemy combatant and who is not.”

The riot at the Capitol is quickly fueling a reckoning over Trumpism.

The Trump ally dismissed the president’s ploy to challenge the election results in Congress as “not going to do any good.”