Dept. of Homeland Security warns of increased threat of extremist violence
Weeks after the deadly siege on the U.S. Capitol, the Department of Homeland Security issued a warning about an increased threat of extremist violence.
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DOJ: At least 150 people charged for role in riot at the Capitol
It’s been three weeks since the deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol. According to announcements from the Department of Justice, at least 150 people have been federally charged since then.
Investigation continues into the deadly Capitol riot
The federal investigation continues after more than 100 suspects have been charged for the deadly Capitol riot on January 6.
AP: The Latest: McConnell points finger at Trump in Capitol riot
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is explicitly pointing his finger at President Donald Trump for helping to spur the attack on the Capitol by the outgoing president’s supporters.
South Carolina man wanted in connection with attack on the U.S. Capitol
Federal court documents show a South Carolina man, Andrew Hatley, is wanted in connection with the attack at the U.S. Capitol.
South Carolina resident faces backlash after being in Washington during Capitol riot
People from South Carolina who were in Washington last week during the riot at the Capitol are receiving backlash at home. Some are calling for those in attendance to leave their jobs or even be arrested.
SC Attorney General Alan Wilson joins AG coalition in condemning attack on U.S. Capitol
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson has joined a coalition of 50 state attorney’s general in condemning last week’s attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Airport security heightened following attack on the Capitol
The Transportation Security Administration is on high alert at Washington’s three airports leading up to Inauguration Day, saying there will be additional law enforcement and K9 presence.
Parler sues Amazon after being removed from platform
The social media platform, Parler, is suing Amazon in response to being deplatformed.
White House flags flying at half-staff to honor lives of police officers lost after Capitol riot
The White House and other federal buildings are flying flags at half-staff to honor two Capitol Police officers who have died.
