President Trump condemns violence, Democrat efforts to invoke 25th Amendment
President Trump has dismissed efforts to invoke the 25th Amendment as Democrats move against him in Congress.
President Trump has dismissed efforts to invoke the 25th Amendment as Democrats move against him in Congress.
The new Congress faced a challenging first week dominated by Wednesday’s protest on Capitol Hill. One America’s Emily Lambert has more with the weekly Capitol Hill recap.
House Majority Whip James Clyburn says he believes someone inside the Capitol building was complicit in the violence Wednesday.
Newly sworn-in Staten Island Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis shared her first priorities for Washington. One America’s Caitlin Sinclair has this report.
The White House responds to emerging talks of impeachment against President Trump.
President Trump addressed the American people in his first message since the reactivation of some of his social media accounts.
Joe Biden is facing pushback over his pick for secretary of health and human services.
Multiple White House aides and administration officials have resigned after at least four people were killed during a protest at the Capitol Building.
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.