Riots

"Basically, we're in this death match with the Democrat Party," Doug Mastriano, a Republican state senator from Pennsylvania, said two days before violent supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol last week, resulting in five deaths.

"I think we need to consider all the possibilities. I'm not against sending these people to Gitmo," Megan McCain said while speaking about the Capitol rioters on "The View" on Monday.

Parler is suing Amazon for antitrust violation, breach of contract and unlawful business interference.

Assemblywoman Annie Black says she took part in the peaceful march, but did not enter the Capitol building, and has insisted: 'I'm not going anywhere'.

In several videos circulating on social media, rioters can be seen attacking officers, who were trying to block an archway that leads into the Capitol building.

The man had a "toddler level meltdown" because he was told to wear a mask, according to a TikTok user who shared the video.

Eugene Goodman is being hailed as a hero for his efforts that may have prevented the rioters from gaining access to the chamber which was not yet secured.

There is no room in America for the kind of mob violence we saw on Wednesday.

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"We'll put this plane down in the middle of Kansas and dump people off. I don't care," a Phoenix-bound American Airlines pilot told the unruly Trump backers.

The New York Democratic congresswoman called on the Republican senator to resign, saying his "excusal and denial of Wednesday's Neo-Nazi presence is abhorrent and dangerous."

Derrick Evans has resigned from his position as a Republican member of the West Virginia House of Delegates after he broke into the U.S. Capitol building Wednesday.

The topic trended briefly, with many people quoting Trump supporters who invaded the Capitol Wednesday chanting the phrase as a noose awaited outside.

President Donald Trump has been suspended from Facebook and permanently banned from Twitter, following the deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday.

Democratic Congressman Adam Schiff called for a quick impeachment of the president, following the riot at the Capitol on Wednesday.

Enrique Tarrio, chairman of the far-right organization, posted a fake set of toy Trump-supporters occupying the Capitol building on the social media site Parler.

The warning came in a lengthy blog post explaining the social media site's decision to suspend the president from the platform.

In an interview with 'Firing Line,' Congressman Mike Gallagher praised the police for their efforts in stopping the crowd and protecting him during Wednesday's riot, despite not being adequately prepared.

After President Trump claimed he directed the National Guard for immediate deployment after the Capitol Building raid, several reports point to Vice President Pence as the lead White House orchestrater.

Every ideologue thinks his or her cause is just, right and moral. That's the reason it's so important to suppress violent movements before they gain momentum.

Both politicians have faced an intense backlash following the Capitol riot amid claims that they fuelled the violence.

The Metropolitan Police Department of Washington, D.C. has released images of some of the rioters who stormed the Capitol on Wednesday.

Several videos taken during the riots have raised questions about police conduct at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday.

Federal prosecutor Michael Sherwin said "all actors" involved in the events at the U.S. Capitol were being investigated.

The 34-year-old said he had "brought shame upon myself" in storming the Capitol and sitting in Vice President Mike Pence's chair.

In a video address he shared on Twitter, Michigan representative Peter Meijer said of those who disputed the election "they lied, they deceived."

Aside from arcane arguments about voting machines, unmatched signatures and changed rules for mail-in ballots, the seemingly unshakable belief in a stolen Trump landslide rests on three arguments.

Jenny Cudd from Midland Texas filmed herself at the scene while draped in a Trump flag in a Facebook live video which has since been viewed more than three million times.

Lucy Lawless is being called a "bada**" on Twitter for taking down her former co-star Kevin Sorbo and his pro-Trump conspiracy theories.

"Yesterday was not a protest—it was a riot to uphold white supremacy. It was allowed to happen," said the ice cream brand.