Law enforcement officers from around the country attended and supported last week’s rally in support of President Trump that sparked a riot.

Oath Keepers has previously been banned from Twitter and Facebook.

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Indeed, if humans eat too much meat, diarrhea usually ensues. And within weeks, they can develop protein poisoning and even die.

Overall, this result is interesting as a fact itself. A couple of generations of Dungeons & Dragons players have probably been told that a dire wolf is a really big wolf, and we now know that's wrong

When Donald Trump on Wednesday became the first president ever impeached twice, he did so as a leader increasingly isolated, sullen and vengeful. ... Trump has instructed aides not to pay Giuliani’s legal fees, two officials said, and has demanded that he personally approve any reimbursements for the expenses Giuliani incurred while traveling on the president’s behalf to challenge election results in key states. They said Trump has privately expressed concern with some of Giuliani’s moves and did not appreciate a demand from Giuliani for $20,000 a day in fees for his work attempting to overturn the election.

Tishaura Jones’ platform says city should ‘destigmatize and decriminalize’ prostitution, a position opposed by Lewis Reed and Andrew Jones.

Klete Keller, a former teammate of Michael Phelps, was charged with obstructing law enforcement, violent entry and other charges after FBI agents used his Team USA jacket, spotted on video, to confirm his identity.

Midwestern Pet Foods Inc. expanded a voluntary recall after fatal levels of a toxin produced by mold were found in some of its products, the F.D.A. said.

January 6, 2020, will surely live in infamy—the day the United States Capitol was stormed by a mob, forcing legislators to evacuate in a rush and leaving five dead, including a police officer. The most dangerous part of that day for the country as a whole, however, was not what happened when the insurrectionists fought their way into the Capitol in the afternoon, but what happened just a few hours later on the floor. After all that mayhem, the legislators were escorted back to the chamber under heavily armed escort, and a stunning 139 representatives—66 percent of the House GOP caucus—along with eight GOP senators, promptly voted to overturn the election, just as the mob and the president had demanded. Unlike the insurrectionists, they were polite and proper about it. But the danger they pose to our democracy is much greater than that posed by the members of the mob, who can be identified and caught, and who will face serious legal consequences for their acts. Donald Trump’s ignominious departure from office—whether he is impeached and removed, resigns, or simply sulks away in disrepute—will leave us to solve the problem of the politicians who worked hard to convince millions that the election had been stolen, and then voted to steal it themselves. Throughout Trump’s presidency, many of his critics have conflated the ridiculous and the incompetent with the unserious. Too many are now repeating the same pattern, this time conflating the procedural and the polite with the legitimate and the responsible—and worse, with the harmless.

The storm on Congress was extremely goofy and deadly serious. Making sense of it will require some dexterity.

When President Donald Trump signed the $2.3 trillion coronavirus relief and government funding bill into law in December, so began the 180-day countdown for US intelligence agencies to tell Congress what they know about UFOs.

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Scientists hope the rare discovery could be a catalyst for conserving the region’s biodiversity.

The man wearing a "Camp Auschwitz" shirt who was photographed at last week's deadly pro-Trump riot at the U.S. Capitol, was arrested in Virginia on Wednesday, officials said. Robert Keith Packer, a 56-year-old Newport News resident, was booked into Western Tidewater Regional Jail by the U.S. Marshals Service at 8:53 a.m., according to inmate records.

In a massive self-own, the FBI is using the far-right media personality's livestream to track down Capitol Hill rioters.

Lusting for civil war and boasting of ties to cops and the military, the Oath Keepers thought their time had come.

There are some troubling developments at one of New York City's newest tourist attractions. The massive staircase known as the 'Vessel,' located at Hudson Yards, is now closed after a string of suicides.

Walmart on Tuesday said it would “indefinitely” suspend contributions to members of Congress who voted against certifying the results of the presidential election, as businesses come under pressure to respond after a mob stormed the Capitol last week. On Sunday, when asked about the Walmart’s corporate donations, including those to the Republican Attorneys General Association, a spokesman told the Times that Walmart examines and adjusts its political giving strategy at the end of every election cycle. “As we conduct our review over the coming months, we will certainly factor last week’s events into our process,” the spokesman, Randy Hargove, said at the time. Mr. Hargove on Tuesday said Walmart “is indefinitely suspending contributions to those members of Congress who voted against the lawful certification of state Electoral College votes,” even as the company continues to review its donation strategy. Many companies, including Google, Goldman Sachs and Coca-Cola, opted to pause donations to both parties following the violence at the Capitol.

A Wisconsin man who breached the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 has been arrested after he posted on Facebook that he was part of the violent mob, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. Kevin Daniel Loftus, 52, was arrested for illegally entering either house of Congress, or adjacent areas, and disorderly ...