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House Democrats say Donald Trump might incite violence again if acquitted

Prosecutors also focused on civilians who were present on that day, including restaurant staff, congressional personnel and members of Congress themselves

Rioters acted on Trump's 'orders', Democrats say in impeachment trial

Videos of rioters, some posted to social medial by themselves, talked about how they were doing it all for Trump

US distances itself from Donald Trump's attempts to ban WeChat

Courts have blocked Trump's attempted ban of WeChat from going into effect, saying it would affect affect the First Amendment rights of users

Dozens of former Republican officials in talks to form anti-Trump party

The plan would be to run candidates in some races but also to endorse center-right candidates in others

US: Democrats say Capitol mob sought to kill House Speaker Nancy Pelosi

The 80-year-old Pelosi was a longtime political target of the president, who derisively nicknamed her "Crazy Nancy"

US Senate begins impeachment trial, Democrats make their case against Trump

Congressman Raskin alleged Trump willfully incited an insurrectionary mob to riot at the Capitol. Several of his Democratic colleagues took the Senate floor to argue that Trump be impeached

Trump 'inciter in chief' of Capitol attack to overturn polls, say democrats

House Democratic prosecutors said the former president was no innocent bystander but the inciter in chief of deadly attack at the Capitol to overturn the election.

Senate votes to proceed with Donald Trump's second impeachment trial

The 56-to-44 vote was the second indication in two weeks that Trump was all but certain to be acquitted

TikTok sale to Walmart, Oracle stalls as Biden reviews security: Report

The administration of former President Donald Trump had cited national security concerns in its targeting of TikTok, arguing that the personal data of US users could be obtained by China's governmen

Majority of Americans in favour of convicting Donald Trump: CBS News poll

The survey found 56 percent favor the former president's conviction, the same percentage who said they supported it in an ABC News-Ipsos poll released on Sunday, as reported by The Hill

Senators to hear opening arguments as Donald Trump fumes over trial

Opening arguments will begin Wednesday in Donald Trump's impeachment trial after an emotional first day that wrenched senators and the nation back to the deadly January 6 attack on the US Capitol.

US President Biden says he won't watch Trump's impeachment proceedings

US President Joe Biden on Tuesday told reporters in the Oval Office that he has no plans to watch former President Donald Trump's impeachment trial

Trump unhappy with attorney's opening statement during impeachment trial

Former President Donald Trump is reportedly unhappy with his defense attorney Bruce Castor's opening argument on the Senate floor this afternoon, according to two people familiar with his reaction

Six Republican Senators also say Trump's impeachment trial constitutional

Six Republican Senators joined their Democratic colleagues in the United States Senate on Tuesday to vote that the impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump is constitutional

Senate agrees to hear Trump impeachment case, rejecting GOP arguments

Trump is the first president to face impeachment charges after leaving office and the first to be twice impeached

Donald Trump's trial starts with fight over whether case can proceed

Republican senators have advanced the constitutional question as the main justification for acquittal

US: Key arguments by Donald Trump's lawyers ahead of impeachment trial

His lawyers in a 78-page memorandum on Monday detailed a range of legal and factual arguments that they intend to make at trial

US: Senate leaders reach deal on Donald Trump's impeachment trial

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell also confirmed on the Senate floor that they have reached a deal, noting that it "preserves due process and the rights of both sides"

Donald Trump impeachment to open with debate on constitutionality

Under the terms of the trial being negotiated, it would launch first with a debate over its constitutionality, a key argument of the former president's defense

Immigrants, activists worry Joe Biden won't end Donald Trump barriers

For nearly 17 months, the Trump administration tried to deport the mother and daughter from El Salvador. The Biden administration may finish the job