In print today: US, Iran agree to nuclear deal talks; #Biden to rebuild America’s creaking infrastructure; #GoodFriday Christians pray for relief from virus; #CapitolAttack One officer dead, Capitol locked down; India, Pak LOC quiet as ceasefire resumes
I’m in the Capitol right now, and its eerily quiet/empty. House and Senate are both out of session.
Sometime after the attack on the Capitol begins at 12:53 p.m., Sicknick arrives here, at the embattled police line. The southern end of the line is quiet compared to the brawl happening around a hundred feet north, but the mob is swelling.
While some corporations have condemned the 147 Republicans and cut off contributions, mega-rich individual donors have largely stayed quiet since the Capitol riots
All quiet at the US Capitol despite 'possible plot' to breach building
Quiet at the Capitol. No #Qanon no protests but plenty of National Guard, guns, barriers, razor wire and fencing. It’s a shame this is our reality now. The fear of threats is real even if they are just threats
How long will fencing remain up at the U.S. Capitol? Despite a quiet night so far after threats against the building today, the increased security could be the new normal for at least 2 more months. @FitzFox5DC has the latest from Capitol Hill. WATCH:
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Amid a quiet Sunday ahead of the presidential inauguration, National Guard troops rest in the U.S. Capitol building.
Scene here at the Texas Capitol on the first day of the legislative session. With a couple hours until chambers gavel in, building is pretty empty/quiet except for heavy DPS presence (also outside). #txlege
Reality: Neither the House nor Senate is in session in a meaningful way. It’s dead quiet here in the Capitol. Not a single public news event on the schedule.
House Speaker Paul Ryan's quiet firing of House Chaplain Rev. Patrick J. Conroy has erupted into an acrimonious partisan fight on Capitol Hill.
Ah yes, the “please be nice to McCain but then I’ll keep quiet about literally everything else” caucus on Capitol Hill.
The scene outside the Capitol right now: a swelling crowd of chanting protesters. “No! No! No!” Inside, in the marble halls, it’s quiet hours ahead of the vote. A few senators strolling around, their aides peering out the windows, stone-faced, as the cries grow louder.
.: It's "impossible to imagine a Democratic president doing this, and Republicans on Capitol Hill being as quiet as they are.” It's not partisan politics, it's whether or not you accept that a president is going to try to insert himself into an investigation
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