Politics

The timeline adds another layer of understanding about the state of fear and panic while the attack played out

Biden is also nominating David Chipman, a former federal agent, to be director of the ATF

Legal adult marijuana use could come to Virginia three years sooner than planned under changes the governor proposed this week

The three men are accused of aiding six others who are charged in federal court with conspiring to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer

Maj. Gen. William Walker was closely involved with the security on Jan. 6 as he dispatched troops to back up Capitol Police

A Texas man was charged with carrying a dangerous weapon and carrying a rifle outside of a business, among others

The measure would commission three gold medals: one each for the Capitol and Metropolitan police departments and one for the Smithsonian Institution to display with a plaque that lists the other agencies that aided in protecting the Capitol on Jan. 6

A Capitol Police request to extend the deployment of 2,300 Guard members was approved last week

The bill now advances to the House

The bill now heads to the House floor for a vote. It passed the state Senate unanimously last month

Kristen Clarke is expected to play a pivotal role as the Justice Department focuses more on criminal justice and policing policies

When respondents were asked if they thought the police should be abolished, 67% overall said they were opposed

Troops still on deployment since the Jan. 6 attack are set to return home in March

The bill would repeal citizen's arrest from state law but allow for some exceptions, including police officers who make arrests outside of their jurisdictions

Police are increasing their presence amid a warning about a militia group's "possible plot" to storm the building again