A gun and over 500 rounds of ammunition were found in the truck of a Virginia man who presented unauthorized credentials at a security checkpoint set up near the U.S. Capitol, police said Saturday. He has since been released on his own recognizance.
Sen. Rand Paul, Kentucky Republican, warned Friday that Senate Republicans will “destroy the party” if they vote to convict President Trump.
President-elect Joe Biden is about to begin the first 100 days of his administration.
Trump crew and Team Black Lives Matter are bound together by grievances against the state and the polity it represents.
This is the world of the progressive left. This is the land of one-party rule.
Prince George’s County in Maryland on Monday will move to its next phase of its COVID-19 vaccination plan, making the shots available for more people.
Facebook is bracing for possible violence around Inauguration Day by blocking its users from creating pages on its platform that promote in-person events scheduled either in downtown Washington, D.C. or in state capitals near their legislative buildings, it said Friday.
Norwegian health officials are warning about the possible risks of COVID-19 vaccines for frail, elderly people following reports of deaths linked to the shots.
Robert Sanford, a Trump supporter accused of hurling a fire extinguisher at the U.S. Capitol, hitting three police officers, made a “micro-mistake” in the heat of the moment, his lawyer said Friday.
The District as of Saturday has 4,309 coronavirus vaccination slots available for residents in certain wards who are 65 years of age and older or who work in a health care setting.
Health Secretary Alex Azar submitted a resignation letter to President Trump, effective Jan. 20, that says the Capitol raid and events leading to it "threaten to tarnish" what they accomplished together in developing vaccines, disclosing health care prices and keeping e-cigarettes out of the hands of children.
John Weaver, a co-founder of the anti-Trump conservative group Lincoln Project, admitted Friday to sending several men sexually explicit messages and propositions for sex, according to a report.
President Trump has a strong ally in Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador when it comes to reining in the power and influence of Silicon Valley.
Iran has engaged in "worrying violations" of the 2015 nuclear deal, including uranium enrichment at "a level perilously close to weapons-grade," according to a prominent international think tank, which argues the incoming Biden administration should respond not by punishing Tehran, but by moving quickly to revive the accord.
American Thinker, a conservative blog that pushed false claims about Dominion Voting Systems and President Trump's defeat, corrected itself and apologized Friday in the face of a potential lawsuit.
Sen. Ron Wyden wrote to IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig to request an investigation of whether tax-exempt organizations had any direct involvement in planning or inciting the riot at the U.S. Capitol last week.
The National Rifle Association announced Friday that it's filing for bankruptcy protection and will seek to reorganize in Texas in a seismic blow to the embattled gun-rights group.
President-elect Joseph R. Biden released a vaccination plan Friday that says people 65 and older and front-line workers such as grocery store employees should be given priority for protection against the coronavirus.
Organizers of the annual March for Life said Friday that the annual march scheduled to occur in D.C. later this month will now largely take place online.
A new Axios-Ipsos poll reveals that the public fears the nation is in dire straits.
Here's a look at a trio of classic films -- "Mister Roberts," "The Harvey Girls" and "Sergeant York" -- restored for the high definition format and available as part of the Warner Archive Collection.
The nation's capital is being shut down on an unprecedented scale for Inauguration Day as U.S. law enforcement agencies prepare for "any contingency that might arise" during the "vital, no-fail mission," a top Secret Service official said Friday.
Prominent conservative activists are pressing House Republicans to back off plans to help Democrats' use antitrust action to break up Big Tech.
Acting Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller is looking forward to handing over the front door keys of the Pentagon to his successor, most likely retired Army Gen. Lloyd Austin.
Apple CEO Tim Cook said Parler can come back to the App Store "if they get their moderation together" in the wake of the right-wing violence last week at the U.S. Capitol.
The FBI is expected to have more than 300 active criminal probes into last week's deadly insurrection at the U.S. Capitol and that number could increase "exponentially" by the end of the weekend, Justice Department officials said Friday.
Rep. Liz Cheney's vote to impeach President Trump put her political future in jeopardy back home in Wyoming, revealed a state GOP official.
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee on Friday introduced a bill for an exemption that would allow retired Army Gen. Lloyd Austin to head the Department of Defense in a Biden administration.
The internal watchdog of the Department of Defense on Friday launched an investigation into how the Pentagon responded to requests for help from officials during the Jan. 6 rioting by pro-Trump mobs that resulted in several deaths and a breach of the U.S. Capitol.
