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Capitol Police Warn Of Threats Of Violence At Pro-Donald Trump Rally In Support Of January 6 Defendants
U.S. Capitol police are warning of some threats of violence at a pro-Donald Trump rally planned for Saturday, in which demonstrators plan to express their support for defendants arrested and charged in the January 6 siege on the complex.
The Justice for J6 rally is expected to draw far-right demonstrators, but Capitol…
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By Ted Johnson
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National Memorial Day Concert To Proceed With Taped Performances, Service Member Tributes
The National Memorial Day Concert will again forgo the live setting on the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol in favor of a series of taped performances, with plans for the event to commemorate 9/11 and Gold Star families, along with other tributes.
The May 30 event, honoring active military, veterans and their families…
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By Ted Johnson
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Police Officer Dead After Car Rams Into Security Barrier At U.S. Capitol
UPDATE, 1:38 PM PT: U.S. Capitol Police identified the officer who died on Friday as William “Billy” Evans, a member of the agency for 18 years.
Evans was one of two officers who was struck when a driver rammed his vehicle through a security checkpoint, but was stopped when the car crashed into a barricade on the…
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By Ted Johnson
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AT&T CEO John Stankey Decries “Appalling Insurrection” In DC, Congratulates Joe Biden; Sony Boss Blasts “Disgraceful Attack” – Update
UPDATED with Sony CEO comments. John Stankey, CEO of AT&T and an industry figure who had a high-profile tangle with the administration of President Donald Trump, issued a statement decrying the “appalling insurrection” in Washington.
While the statement doesn’t name Trump, it does congratulate Joe Biden and Kamala…
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By Dade Hayes
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John Lewis’s Own Words Highlight Ceremony As He Lies In State At U.S. Capitol; Donald Trump Says He Won’t Visit
As John Lewis’s casket was placed in the Rotunda at a ceremony at the U.S. Capitol, the most moving moment was when House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had a recording played of his own words.
“Never become bitter. Never become hostile. Never hate. Live in peace. We’re one. One people and one love,” Lewis said, as the socially…
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By Ted Johnson
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