US Justice Department investigators have not found any evidence yet that the rioters who ransacked the US Capitol last week intended to capture and kill any lawmakers.

US investigating officers find no evidence of murder plot in Capitol attack

The U.S. Capitol Police arrested a man at a security checkpoint in Washington on Friday after he flashed what an officer described as an “unauthorized” inauguration credential and a search of his truck found an unregistered handgun and more than 500 rounds of ammunition, authorities said.

A man with a gun arrested by Capitol Police calls it an ‘honest mistake’

US Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar has resigned, citing last week’s attack on the Capitol. In a letter confirming he would step down when Democrat Joe Biden takes office on January 20, Alex Azar called the violence "an assault on our democracy and on the tradition of peaceful transitions of power," urging Trump to condemn all violence and help ensure a smooth handover.

US health secretary Azar resigns, cites Capitol attack as the reason

The Federal Bureau of Investigation in the United States is currently questioning dozens of people in relation to the killing of a police officer during the attack on US Capitol.

FBI investigating dozens for death of police officer at US Capitol

Five-time Olympic medallist, Klete Keller on Wednesday was charged for his alleged participation in the US Capitol riot last week, according to court documents, media reports said.

Olympic gold-medallist Klete Keller charged for role in US Capitol riots

A few days after the infamous Capitol riots in the US, the acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, Chad Wolf, has resigned from his post a few days before the President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration.

Homeland Security chief, Chad Wolf, resigns after Capitol riots; concerns over security in Washington rise

Ahead of Joe Biden's inauguration, America's FBI has warned that armed Trump supporters could hold protests in all 50 states between the coming weekend and January 20 when the president-elect takes oath.

FBI warns armed Trump supporters could hold protests in all 50 states ahead of Biden's inauguration

US House of Representatives Democrats have planned a vote on Monday to urge Vice-President Mike Pence to take steps to remove President Donald Trump from office after his supporters stormed the Capitol a few days back, before attempting to impeach him again.

US House Democrats plan vote on Monday for removing Trump over Capitol riots

In the aftermath of the attack on the US Capitol, local law enforcement agencies are trying to nab all the perpetrators involved in the incident. As more details of the violence at the Capitol emerge, the police are employing Artificial Intelligence (AI) to track the rioters.

American agencies using facial recognition tools to nab US Capitol rioters

The outgoing chief of the US Capitol Police has said House of Representatives and Senate security officials thwarted his efforts to call in the National Guard. The statement comes as a diversion from earlier claims from officials who said the force had not asked for help.

Outgoing US Capitol Police chief says his effort to get help was thwarted

Federal authorities in the United States of America found a pickup truck packed with 11 homemade bombs, an assault rifle, and a handgun just two blocks away from the Capitol building.

Federal authorities found truck loaded with explosives near US Capitol: Report

Lakers star Lebron James, recently, expressed his disappointment after a Wisconsin prosecutor on Tuesday decided not to charge a police officer who shot Jacob Blake in August last year.

'We live in two Americas': Lakers star LeBron James on US Capitol violence

Joining the long list of celebrities who slammed the violence that took place at the US Capitol after Joe Biden won the US elections, Hollywood star George Clooney said “it's devastating to watch the people's house being desecrated in that way.

George Clooney on US Capitol violence: This puts Donald Trump into dustbin of history

n the aftermath of a violent mob invading the Capitol building on Wednesday, calls in Congress are growing for President Donald Trump to be stripped of the power of his office under the disability clause of the 25th Amendment.

What is the 25th Amendment, and how does it work?

Donald Trump's supporters stormed a session of Congress held Wednesday to certify Joe Biden's election win, triggering unprecedented chaos and violence at the heart of American democracy and accusations the president was attempting a coup.

Cops had let the mob storm US Capitol without any resistance. And there's proof

Chinese netizens jeered erupted in mirth at America's troubled democracy after supporters of President Donald Trump broke into the US Capitol, comparing the chaos to the Hong Kong anti-government protests of 2019.

Chinese netizens compare US Capitol anarchy to Hong Kong protesters

In pics-Tear gas, explosives and gunfire: Trump supporters storm Capitol, clash with police

Former President Barack Obama blamed Donald Trump and Republicans for the attack on the US Congress Wednesday, calling it "a moment of great dishonour and shame for our nation.

Former US President Barack Obama says attack on US Congress 'great shame' but not surprising

As violence at the US Capitol underlined deep divisions in America on Wednesday, NBA players said the incident helped renew their commitment to fight racial injustice.

After chaos at Capitol NBA players reaffirm racial justice commitment

Americans looked on in shock Wednesday as a calm protest turned into an angry mob that swarmed past barriers and stormed the Capitol — spraying officers with chemical agents, breaking windows and doors and looting sizable objects — as the Capitol Police struggled to contain the violence and sometimes simply retreated.

Capitol breach draws sharp condemnation of law enforcement

The mob of Trump supporters pressed through police barricades, broke windows and battered their way with metal poles through entrances to the Capitol. Then, stunningly, they breached the “People’s House” itself, forcing masked police officers to draw their guns to keep the insurgents off the chamber floor.

As House was breached, a fear ‘we’d have to fight’ to get out

Cornell admitted to the charges of attempted murder of government officials and possession of a firearm to carry out the attack

Ohio suspect Christopher Cornell pleads guilty to charges of planning US Capitol attack