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Former New York City Police Commissioner Bill Bratton said the Capitol police's response to Wednesday's protest at the U.S. Capitol was a "colossal failure."

Joe Biden is facing pushback over his pick for secretary of health and human services.

New Hampshire's' House of Representatives conducts a drive-in legislative session.

An Ohio man was arrested following a fatal shooting in Cincinnati.

The mayor of D.C. calls on Congress to investigate the security failures during demonstrations at the U.S. Capitol.

A prominent member of 'Insurrection USA,' which is reportedly aligned with 'Black Lives Matter,' was found to have been among the protesters who stormed the Capitol on Wednesday.

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) suggests Antifa could have been responsible for the recent events on Capitol Hill

The Department of Homeland Security Acting Deputy Director Ken Cuccinelli announces plans to increase security measures at the U.S. Capitol.

President Trump recently commented on the congressional certification of the electoral vote. In a statement shared by White House officials Thursday, the President pledged an "orderly" transition.

President Trump recently commented on the congressional certification of the electoral vote. In a statement shared by White House officials Thursday, the President pledged an "orderly" transition of power.

A three year conflict in the Middle East is coming to an end thanks to the intervention of the Trump administration. One America's Hans Hubbard reports.

Twitter has taken their censorship to a whole new level by locking the President's personal account. On Wednesday, the social media giant announced their plan to permanently ban President Trump from the platform unless he deletes three of his tweets from January 6, which called attention to blatant voter fraud and addressed demonstrators on Capitol Hill.

After protesters stormed the nation's capitol, Congress later reconvened to debate the 2020 Electoral College certification. The congressional joint session was held late Wednesday to tally the presidential votes of all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

Multiple White House aides and administration officials have resigned after at least four people were killed during a protest at the Capitol Building.

The nation's capitol has extended its emergency declaration following violent protests that overtook the Capitol Building on Wednesday.

The U.S. has continued to carry out deportations into the new year with more than 100 undocumented immigrants being returned to Guatemala.

Republican Rep. Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey called Wednesday's events in the U.S. Capitol unacceptable and un-American. In a Wednesday interview, he stated that while he sympathizes with protesters, they should not allow demonstrations to get violent.

According to President Trump's eldest son, Republicans who refused to stand behind the President are likely to face primary challenges.

Executives of major industry giants are threatening to pull public and financial support for GOP lawmakers who challenged the congressional certification of Electoral College votes.

One America's Chanel Rion concluded her interview series with Rudy Giuliani, where he called out individuals who refuse to fight for election integrity.

Over 100 Republicans in the House and the Senate have vowed to vote against certification of the Electoral College vote Wednesday. One America's Pearson Sharp has more as GOP lawmakers cite evidence of wide-scale election fraud.

Vice President Mike Pence condemned the attack on the Capitol building, calling on the violence and destruction caused by protesters to stop.

Pennsylvania state senators say they are continuing the fight for election integrity. One America's Christina Bobb has more.

GOP Congressman Scott Perry pointed out that there have been no evidentiary hearings in a court of law anywhere in the country. This has allowed the cross-examination of witnesses and evidence pointing to 2020 election fraud. One America's John Hines caught up with the Pennsylvania lawmaker and has this report.

Chaos erupts in Washington, where mass protests put the nation's capitol on lockdown.