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Former Trump Administration Member Mike Gill Shot and Killed in Deadly D.C. Carjacking Rampage
According to the police, the suspected gunman, identified as 28-year-old Artell Cunningham, entered Gill's vehicle and shot him.
Donald Trump's Legal Team Claims He Has 'Absolute Immunity' in D.C. Court of Appeals Filing
The brief states, 'President Trump's acquittal by the Senate bars prosecution for the conduct alleged in the indictment.'
Congress Secretly Investigated Another Explicit Video Filmed Inside Capitol Last Year: Report
A senior staffer to GOP House Rep. Dan Newhouse was investigated in June 2022 after another explicit video filmed inside the Capitol surfaced online.
Senator Ben Cardin's Staffer Fired After Allegedly Filming Graphic Explicit Video in Senate Hearing Room
The filming allegedly took place in Hart 216, a committee hearing room that has hosted significant events in the past.
Congressional Staffer Allegedly Filmed Explicit Video in Senate Hearing Room, Footage Leaks
The leaked footage has raised serious concerns about the security and integrity of Senate hearing rooms.
'Hysterical': Donald Trump's Ex-Aide Chuckles About Nancy Pelosi's Lectern Being Stolen on Jan. 6
Denver District Judge Sarah Wallace is examining multiple challenges to Donald Trump’s eligibility to run for President again.
Hunter Biden's Daughter Allegedly Vandalized United States Capitol While Working as a Senate Page: Report
Naomi Biden allegedly vandalized the Capitol Dome while she was a Senate Page in the Summer of 2011.
'You Have to Stay Calm': Texas Rep. Henry Cuellar, 68, Opens Up on Being Carjacked by Gunpoint in Washington D.C.
Texas Democrat Rep. Henry Cuellar was carjacked at gunpoint on Monday night as he returned to his apartment in D.C.'s Navy Yard.
U.S. Capitol Police Lockdown Senate Buildings, Searching For Potential Active Shooter
U.S. Capitol Police were dispatched to the Senate office building after a call regarding a potential active shooter.
Health Bombshell: Senator Dianne Feinstein, 88, ‘Mentally Unfit’ To Serve, D.C. Lawmakers 'Persuade’ Her To Retire
At least five federal lawmakers are reportedly concerned that Senator Dianne Feinstein's cognitive decline is very concerning and reason for her to retire.
Shots Fired Near U.S. Capitol After Driver Tries To Run Over Police
All the latest details from the scene in Washington, D.C.