Jan. 6 committee: DC Metro officer saw law enforcement support flag amid riots
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Trump administration officials can testify about president’s actions leading up to Jan. 6, DOJ says
View original post The Justice Department said former officials can provide “unrestricted testimony” to Congress. The decision to not assert executive privilege could provide insight into Trump’s actions leading up Continue Reading
Officers describe January 6 riot, ‘desperate struggle’ to hold back mob in House testimony
View original post Metro Police officer Michael Fanone described being ‘swarmed by a violent mob.’ USCP Sgt. Auillino Gonell: “I was more afraid to work at the Capitol’ than during Continue Reading
Metropolitan and US Capitol officers testify before Capitol attack investigation committee
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Liz Cheney calls for answers, accountability on Jan. 6: ‘We must know what happened’
View original post WASHINGTON — The select committee aimed at investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol building holds its first hearing Tuesday. Rep. Liz Cheney, one of two Republicans Continue Reading
On the Trail With Trumpism Without Trump
View original post To filch from Christopher Wallace: It was all a dream. What for many attendees was a first conclave, especially in Washington, since the Before Times, those gathered Continue Reading
GOP Rep. Kinzinger says he’s not afraid of backlash after joining Jan. 6 committee at Pelosi’s request
View original post GOP Ill. Rep. Adam Kinzinger says he will call on GOP House members to testify before Jan. 6 committee House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy vaguely threatened to Continue Reading
House Speaker Pelosi finalizes committee investigating Jan. 6 riot
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Meet the members of the House’s January 6 select committee
View original post Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., will serve as the chairman for the select committee Republican Reps. Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger will sit on the select committee created Continue Reading
Biden says people with long-haul COVID symptoms should be protected under federal disability laws
View original post Biden said COVID-19 long-haulers may qualify as disabled under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Symptoms can include fatigue, shortness of breath, sleeping disorders, fevers, so-called “brain fog” Continue Reading