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US: Impeachment over, Congress now shifts focus to security failures

Glass windows remain broken. Doors swing without handles. And in the grand marble hallways, which amplified the shouts of insurrectionists just over a month ago, there is an uncomfortable silence

US Senate panels call former Capitol Police chief to testify

The Senate has announced its first hearings to examine the January 6 siege of the Capitol, calling in the former chief of Capitol Police and the former heads of security for the House and Senate

US Senate acquits Trump over Capitol violence following impeachment trial

Senate voted 57-43 to convict the former prez but fell 10 votes short of the 67 needed for conviction

After acquittal, Trump calls 2nd impeachment trial 'greatest witch hunt'

In an official statement, Trump said, "Our historic, patriotic and beautiful movement to Make America Great Again has only just begun"

Trump acquitted in second impeachment trial, blasts 'greatest witch hunt'

Seven Republican senators join with Democrats and independents in finding former president guilty on the single impeachment count.

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

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

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.

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

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"

Senate backs Joe Biden's $1.9-trillion aid after Harris breaks the tie

Despite the amendments, the process left Biden's plan largely intact as Democrats moved forward

Donald Trump not to testify voluntarily for Senate impeachment trial

The House managers could still attempt to subpoena testimony from Trump during the trial, but doing so would require support from a majority of the Senate, said the NYT report

House Democrats ask Donald Trump to testify under oath in Senate trial

The request from House impeachment managers make clear their intent to present an aggressive case against the former president even though he has left the White House

US: Congressmen seek FBI inquiry into vandalism of Mahatma Gandhi statue

A bronze statue of Gandhi in the Central Park of the city of Davis in Northern California was vandalised, broken and ripped from the base by unknown miscreants last week

Buttigieg confirmed transportation secy, first openly LGBTQ Cabinet member

Buttigieg, a breakout star of the 2020 Democratic presidential campaign before dropping out and endorsing Biden, was confirmed by a strong bipartisan vote of 86 to 13

US: Senate confirms Alejandro Mayorkas as Biden's homeland security chief

Mayorkas is a former federal prosecutor who previously served as a senior DHS official

US: Prez Biden meets Republicans as Democrats push on for coronavirus aid

The two sides are wide apart, with Republicans focused primarily on the health care crisis, tapping into bipartisan urgency to shore up the nation's vaccine distribution