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The documents, obtained by The Associated Press, underscore the uneven and muddled intelligence that circulated to Capitol Police officers ahead of the Jan. 6 riot.
Donald Trump's Truth Social network got "The Tonight Show" treatment.
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The former presidential adviser and Trump son-in-law supposedly goes way back with the MAGA-loving rapper.
"Facebook cares more about turning a profit by coddling white nationalists, scammers and anti-democratic right-wing figures than protecting Americans’ private data," said Sen. Ron Wyden, who's pushing privacy legislation.
"Abhor-Rent" is “a surprisingly light look back at one of America’s darkest days," said Stephen Colbert's team.
First they condemned him. Then they backed off.
Donell Harvin worried "we’re so busy looking in the rearview mirror" that “we’re not looking at the threat that’s right in front of us.”
The ex-president's niece agreed with MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell that it was designed to go "straight into Donald Trump’s heart."
Trump later complained about it -- but Colbert was ready with a fact-check.
“This man is a master manipulator. He gets people to do his bidding. I was one of them,” said Stephanie Grisham, who is now working against the former president.
He even punched "rewind" to catch some scenes again, former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham revealed on CNN.
The former acting director of national intelligence said Trump's social media ban was more of an attack on democracy than the attempt to overturn an election.
The retired congressman also ruled out a run for U.S. Senate, but says he hasn't ruled out going back into politics in the future.
Who planted those pipe bombs? That and other mysteries persist one year after the deadly riot.
Daniel Dale fact-checked the most enduring falsehoods, including one that is “almost insulting to Americans’ intelligence."
He may be culpable for the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, but it's unlikely he'll face any real consequences.
The president spoke at the Capitol on the anniversary of the Trump-inspired attack, lambasting Republicans for rewriting history.
It was “a big deal,” the Minnesota Democrat said of Trump-backing Sens. Ted Cruz, Josh Hawley and Lindsey Graham.
The Fox News personality claimed it's "the MSNBC administration" and received a blunt reminder.
