Ohio Vaccine Distributor Suspended After Mishandling More Than Half of Its COVID Doses
SpecialtyRX's improper temperature storage of 890 Moderna vaccine doses has led to the company's suspension by the state health department.
What's in Joe Biden's Mask Executive Orders for U.S. Travel, Federal Property?
Biden will sign an order Thursday requiring those in airports, airplanes, ships, intercity buses, trains and public transportation to wear a face mask while travelling.
Amanda Gorman, Inauguration Poet, Wants to Be President One Day
Gorman, "a self-described future candidate for the United States presidency," read her poem at Joe Biden's swearing in.
Trump's Farewell Ceremony Attended by 5 White House Staffers, First Family
Trump addressed a small crowd at Joint Base Andrews in his final remarks as president before he departed for his Florida home.
Edward Snowden 'Not at All Disappointed' to Be Left Off Trump's Pardon List
The former NSA contractor was not included in Trump's last-minute clemency list.
Parler to Remain on Russian Service, as It Doesn't Violate Terms of Service
The Russian company also provides services to the Russian Ministry Defense and right-wing conspiracy sites.
Downloads of Maps of Sensitive Areas in D.C. Spark More Security Concerns
The FBI has observed "an extensive amount of concerning online chatter" about events surrounding Joe Biden's inauguration, the bureau said.
California GOP Leader Resigns After Breaking Into Pelosi's Office
"We were sitting in there, yelling, 'F--- Nancy Pelosi'," Riley said in a video outside of the U.S. Capitol.
Ex-FBI Director Worried Trump to Get Intelligence Briefings Post-Presidency
"I'm hoping he will have been stripped of the perks of a former president by being convicted by the U.S. Senate and barred from further participation in public office," Comey said.
Trump's Approval Rating Bottoms Out at Lowest Ever, A Week After Riot
Trump voters who rank the president's post-election as poor have doubled since November.
AOC, Omar and Twitter Sued for $88 Million for 'Suffering' Due to Trump Ban
The lawsuit is seeking the reinstatement of the president's Twitter account and a ban on AOC's and Omar's.
Freshman Madison Cawthorn Thinks GOP Future Lies Between Crenshaw and Gaetz
Cawthorn told Newsweek the future of the Republican Party is "more conservative" than Crenshaw, but "less bombastic" than Gaetz.
John Eastman, Trump Election Lawsuit Adviser, Parts Ways With University
Eastman spoke to the crowd at the Stop the Steal rally at the Capitol. "We know there was fraud," he told the crowd.
Jeff Flake, Cindy McCain, Arizona Governor Could Be Censured by State GOP
The Arizona GOP is to vote on censuring the three prominent Republicans from the state, despite disapproval from the Republican National Committee's chairwoman.
Olympic Gold Medalist Charged in Connection With U.S. Capitol Riot
Keller was identified at the Capitol riot last week, after video footage showed him in the building wearing his U.S. Olympic team jacket.
Swing States' Republicans Change Party Registration in Wake of Capitol Riot
A number of Republicans in Arizona, Pennsylvania, Florida and Iowa changed their party registrations in the days following last week's storming of the U.S. Capitol.
GOP Rep. Paul Gosar's Siblings Call for His Removal, Cite Riot Involvement
Tim Gosar said his brother, Representative Paul Gosar, "played a big role" in the storming of the U.S. Capitol. Both Tim and his sister Jennifer called for the removal of their brother from Congress.
Former ACLU Lawyer Says 'Of Course' Twitter's Ban on Trump Is Censorship
David Goldbergerer told Newsweek that a permanent social media ban on Trump would be "ridiculous," but the platforms' decisions to do so does not violate the Constitution.
Pro-Trump Attorney Lin Wood Not of 'Sufficient Character' to Practice Law
The judge also said in his decision that Wood was partly responsible for inciting the January 6 U.S. Capitol riot.
Petition to Halt Dustin Higgs' Execution Amasses Over 1.5M Signatures
Dustin Higgs is scheduled to be put to death five days before President-elect Joe Biden, a death penalty opponent, is inaugurated.
Army Investigating Psychological Operations Officer at Capitol Riot
A Fort Bragg officer admitted leading 100 members of a conservative group to the "Stop the Steal" rally at the Capitol on January 6.
Hundreds of Historians Call for Trump's Impeachment
More than 300 historians and legal scholars called for the House to conduct a "speedy impeachment" after Trump "encouraged an insurrection by a mob of his supporters."
First Congress Member Tests Positive for COVID After Capitol Lockdown
Representative Bonnie Watson Coleman of New Jersey announced on Monday that her rapid test came back positive for COVID-19.
Parler Sues Amazon After Platform Taken Offline Over U.S. Capitol Riot
Parler is suing Amazon for antitrust violation, breach of contract and unlawful business interference.
Sanders Pushes Biden for $2,000 Stimulus Checks as First Priority
"$600 is not enough for working class Americans who are struggling to pay the rent and feed their families," Sanders said on Monday.
Trump Tweets for First Time Since Being Locked Out of Account
"My campaign vigorously pursued every legal avenue to contest the election results," Trump said. "I was fighting to defend American democracy. I continue to strongly believe that we must reform our election laws."
Trump Suspended From Four of Six Most Popular Social Media Platforms
Snapchat has suspended the president's account, joining Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
Trump Suspended From Facebook Till at Least the End of His Presidency
"We believe the risks of allowing the President to continue to use our service during this period are simply too great," Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said.
Trump Tells Protesters 'Go Home' Amid Capitol Unrest
"This was a fraudulent election but we can't play into the hands of these people," the president said.
Washington, D.C., Imposes 6 p.m. Curfew After Protesters Storm U.S. Capitol
Washington is under a citywide curfew until Thursday morning.
