Capitol hill

In April, lawmakers wrote to company expressing alarm at its decision of permanently discontinuing Levemir

RN leader compares leftist politician's call for a march to PM's office to 2021 Capitol riot, marking hardening stance

Organisers of "Justice for J6" rally say they expected a peaceful event

Both officers are injured and have been transported to the hospital, say police

Parler went dark when Amazon suspended its web-hosting services following the Capitol attack

The troops are standing guard around the US Capitol in the wake of the January 6 insurrection

The Republican president departed the White House with his wife, Melania, saying it had been a great honor to serve

Experts say few signs of an organized plot to disrupt the inauguration have emerged

Parler was dropped by Amazon’s hosting arm and other partners for poor moderation after its users called for violence

Internet fills up with witty comebacks for Mr President

Democrats begin process of impeaching president for historic second time

Mayor Muriel Bowser says Biden’s inauguration will require a 'different approach' compared to past inaugurations

Outgoing US president while refusing to concede, reiterates allegations of election fraud

A US president can be removed from office through 25th Amendment of US Constitution and impeachment by Senate

Trump supporters overturned barricades, clashed with police on the US Capitol grounds and streamed inside the building

Trump drew a line in favour of keeping the names of 10 military bases that are named for Confederate military leaders

Acknowledges Islamabad’s constructive role so far in the process

Hundreds of people line up at Pennsylvania Avenue to watch a hearse drive Bush’s coffin from Capitol Hill

Sombre ceremony was attended by George W Bush, relatives, dignitaries and more than 100 members of House and Senate

For seven years, Republicans have hammered Obamacare as an unwarranted government intrusion into American healthcare

A 22-year-old, pleaded guilty to 'terrorism charges,' the Justice Department said in a statement