US Capitol attack: Existing evidence most likely supports sedition charge, says prosecutor
The last time federal prosecutors brought a sedition case was 2010, when they accused members of a Michigan militia of plotting to provoke an armed conflict with the government
US Capitol violence: Security officials blame faulty intelligence inputs for deadly breach
The officials said they had expected the protests to be similar to two pro-Donald Trump events in late 2020 that were far less violent
After aides, corporate America desert ex-US persident Donald Trump for 'inciting' Capitol riot
After the US Capitol violence, Trump faced a swift backlash from organisations across the board, ranging from social media giants, banks, universities, and even the Professional Golfers' Association
US Capitol siege: Two men, including organiser of far-right extremist group 'Proud Boys', arrested in Florida
Joseph Biggs, a self-styled organiser for the 'Proud Boys', was arrested in central Florida and is facing charges of obstructing an official proceeding before Congress, entering a restricted area on the grounds of the Capitol and disorderly conduct
In farewell speech, Donald Trump says 'movement we started only beginning', wishes new administration luck
The president did acknowledge the new administration taking over the White House, but declined to mention President-elect Joe Biden's name
Donald Trump 'unequivocally' condemns US Capitol violence in subdued message hours after impeachment
Trump kept out of sight in White House as impeachment proceedings played out at the US Capitol. There, the damage from last week’s riots provided a reminder of the insurrection that Trump was accused of inciting
US Congress races to oust Donald Trump; impeachment move 'causing anger' in America, claims president
Already scheduled to leave office next week, Trump is on the verge of becoming the only president in history to be impeached twice
Twitter removes over 70,000 accounts promoting QAnon conspiracy theories since US Capitol riots
The microblogging site said it acted to clamp down on QAnon-associated posts that have 'the potential to lead to offline harm'