In wake of rampage, Washington seeks to secure Biden's inauguration

City and US officials pressed law enforcement authorities to safeguard President-elect Joe Biden's Washington inauguration from more violence by supporters of outgoing President Donald Trump who stormed the US Capitol last week.
 

Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser on Sunday called for a different approach to security before the Jan. 20 event after what she called last week's "unprecedented terrorist attack." Adam Schiff, chairman of the US House of Representatives Intelligence Committee, said he expected law enforcement to ensure a safe event.
 

The threat of more violence in the last nine days of Trump's term was a reason to swiftly remove the