Trending, World: US President-elect Donald Trump, set to begin his second term on January 20, has vowed to pardon January 6 rioters on his first day in office.

'I was guilty': US Capitol rioter says ‘will refuse a pardon from felon Trump'

World: On Monday, Congress formally certified Donald Trump as the winner of the 2024 presidential election during a joint session of lawmakers. 

January 6, four years apart: Capitol goes from chaos to calm as Congress certifies Trump win | Photos

The panel investigating the historic US Capitol riot will be voting on whether criminal charges should be pressed against former US president Donald Trump at their final public meeting to be held on Monday.

US Capitol riot panel set to vote on criminal charges against Trump

Insisting that he won his second bid for the White House and would not allow his perceived enemies to bar a return, former US President Donald Trump on Tuesday ignored pressure from some fellow Republicans to avoid repeating his false claims about a stolen 2020 election.

Donald Trump ignores pressure from fellow Republicans, teases 2024 run in DC return

The United States Secret Service has received subpoenas from the House committee investigating the January 6 Capitol riot. It comes after Joseph Cuffari, the inspector general of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), told Congress that his office has had difficulties obtaining records of text messages from the Secret Service on the of the assault.

US Secret Service receives subpoenas from House committee investigating January 6 Capitol riot

The House committee that’s investigating the January 6 insurrection is probing former President Donald Trump's ties to extremists. An extremist told the panel that his leader, Stewart Rhodes called Trump after members of the far-right Oath Keepers extremist group stormed the US Capitol in 2021.

US Capitol riot: January 6 panel probing Trump associates’ ties to extremists

A new poll published by the University of Chicago’s Institute of Politics (IOP) has shown that over a quarter of US residents feel so estranged from their government that they feel it might “soon be necessary to take up arms” against it.

Poll shows a quarter of Americans open to taking up arms against government

From story so far what's next: Key takeaways from the US Capitol riot hearings

After former US attorney general Bill Barr lashed out at former President Donald Trump, the latter has now blasted the Capitol riot hearings as a "mockery of justice.

'Mockery of justice': Trump blasts US Capitol riot hearings

Lashing out at the House of Representatives select committee investigating the US Capitol riot, former US President Donald Trump has denied claims he endorsed rioters’ chants to "Hang Mike Pence!

US Capitol riot: Donald Trump lashes out at House committee, calls Barr 'weak'

First sedition charges have been announced by the United States Justice Department on Thursday (January 13) in relation to the January 6 riots and attack on the Capitol.

US Capitol riot: Who are Oath Keepers? Founder of far-right group charged with seditious conspiracy

Political analysts from Jerusalem had predicted the Capitol riots two weeks before they happened. Watch our segment in conversation with the doomsday predictor.

Political analysts from Jerusalem had predicted the Capitol riots two weeks before they happened

Hundreds of Trump supporters breached the US Capitol on January 6th, 2021 after false claims of election fraud. One year after the riots, what has changed in America? Is American democracy in a better place?

One year since the Capitol hill riots: America still divided

Hundreds of people are still awaiting trial for their alleged role in the Capitol riots of January 6th last year, while over 150 others have pleaded guilty.

United States: Hundreds await trial for their role in Capitol insurrection

More than 1000 public figures in the United States participated in the Capitol riot and aided former President Donald Trump’s effort to overturn the 2020 election as per the Insurrection Index.

Over 1000 public figures participated in US Capitol riot, aided Trump’s effort to overturn election

Donald Trump's last chief of staff has claimed that the former US president had tested positive for COVID-19 just three days ahead of his debate with Democratic presidential rival Joe Biden in 2020.

Donald Trump tested Covid-positive three days before Biden debate, claims ex-chief of staff in book

A version of social network Parler, updated to curb incitements to violence, has been cleared to return to Apple's App Store, a US congressman said on Monday. Major tech platforms had cut ties with Parler following the attack by supporters of Republican former President Donald Trump at the Capitol that left five people dead.

Apple to bring social media platform Parler back to App Store

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has arrested Federico Klein, a former State Department aide appointed by former President Donald Trump, in connection with the January 6 Capitol riots.

Trump state department aide Federico Klein arrested in Capitol riot

FBI Director Chris Wray on Tuesday accused supporters of Donald Trump who carried out a deadly attack on the US Capitol of domestic terrorism and vowed to hold them accountable.

FBI Director Chris Wray accuses Capitol Hill attackers of domestic terrorism

US Capitol security officials blamed Tuesday intelligence failures for the deadly assault on January 6 and said that the rioters came to Washington "ready for war".

US Capitol riot: Security officials say rioters came 'ready for war'

As Donald Trump's impeachment trial came to an end, there has been a renewed focus on threats from white supremacists and other groups who stormed the US Capitol last month.

US Capitol Riots: Domestic groups charged for capitol hill violence

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'I was guilty': US Capitol rioter says ‘will refuse a pardon from felon Trump'

January 6, four years apart: Capitol goes from chaos to calm as Congress certifies Trump win | Photos