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On January 6, 2021, many breached the United State Capitol Building to stop Congress from certifying the election.
Candidates for Congress often need to raise between $3 million and $5 million to be competitive, reflecting the significant influence of money in US politics.
14 million people took a mortgage in the last three years, with an estimated seven million facing the risk of losing their homes.
A fearless young Kentucky lawyer brought order to an unruly Congress, preventing the breakup of the nation during a time of intense political strife.
Norm Ornstein discusses Democrats' challenges in Congress after Biden's midterm success.
Candidates for Congress often need to raise between $3 million and $5 million to be competitive in elections, according to city councilor Quinn Nestrom.
During the Civil War, Harriet Tubman served the Union as a scout, nurse, cook, and spy while helping others escape slavery.
Trump administration intelligence officials provide testimony to the House regarding various national security issues and the implications of their findings.
The US House Committee on Homeland Security holds a hearing to assess the impacts of the Department of Homeland Security shutdown on American security.
Lee Hamilton served in Congress for 50 years, participating in key events like the Vietnam War and the Watergate scandal, and later as vice chairman of the 9/11 Commission.
Erika Hilton fights against discrimination in Brazil's election to end Bolsonaro's presidency.
A woman dies from injuries during the Capitol riots as Congress suspends the session for Biden's confirmation.
15 departing members of Congress offer advice to incoming freshmen during a candid discussion about the challenges of political life in Washington.
Barack Obama visited a mosque in Baltimore during his second term, a significant moment in his presidency as the first black president.
Congress passes a $19.1 billion aid bill for Texas, California, and Puerto Rico on Monday.
A Republican congress member strikes a Palestinian American woman at the Capitol, sparking outrage.
The discussion highlights how non-participation in healthcare raises costs for others.
African Americans face setbacks after the Civil War as Jim Crow laws emerge in 1877.
Ben Carson, the neurosurgeon housing secretary, leaves a housing crisis behind as he departs.
Investors face an Amber threat level as Congress approaches a potential government shutdown.
Following the Paris attacks, US states deny entry to Syrian refugees due to security concerns.
Barack Obama addresses the 2013 US government shutdown, emphasizing its impact on military personnel and the importance of timely paychecks for service members.
Obama asserts drone strikes save lives and are legal under U.S. and international law.
Supporters of Jair Bolsonaro storm government buildings in Brasilia, Brazil, demanding a coup.
Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff faces impeachment after Congress approves a report for her ouster.
Greg Walters discusses Congress's move to hold Steve Bannon in criminal contempt.
In response to Texas Senate Bill 4, Catholic parishes in Dallas begin issuing IDs to undocumented immigrants to help them access essential services.
Xi Jinping is poised to secure a third five-year term at the Communist Party of China's Congress, solidifying his position as the country's most powerful leader since Mao Zedong.
Some members of Congress seek to ban stock trading while in office amid public support.
A 15-year-old boy named Emmett Till was lynched in 1955 after being accused of offending a white woman in a store.
Shashi Tharoor discusses Congress's struggles and future in Cambridge after 2014's defeat.
U.S. military aid to Ukraine faces scrutiny as Republicans control Congress and seek oversight.
Supporters of President Trump storm the Capitol in Washington DC, leading to deadly chaos.
Alexandra Pelosi interviews retiring Congress members about their experiences and departures.
Donald Trump tells Congress the Iran nuclear deal is no longer vital to America's security.
Live televised hearings from Capitol Hill feature testimonies from diplomats Bill Taylor and George Kent, highlighting the impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump.
Edward Snowden reveals the careful planning behind distributing NSA leaks to reporters.
Edward Snowden discusses NSA surveillance and the importance of whistleblowing from Moscow.
Residents of El Paso protest President Trump's visit after a mass shooting, demanding action.
House Republicans strategize in Baltimore as Eric Cantor leads opposition to Obama’s policies.
Investors focus on the MSC eyes index amid warnings from the People's Bank of China.
Watch how the U.S. response to Sept. 11 reshapes American society and politics.
The military draft in July 1863 sparks violent riots in New York City over the Union cause.
There are parallels between Nixon's Saturday Night Massacre and Trump's actions regarding Mueller.
Supporters of Jair Bolsonaro vandalize Brazil's congress and presidential palace in Brasília.
As the crowd surged toward the Capitol on January 6, 2021, police deployed flashbang grenades and mace to control the escalating violence.
Jeffrey Sachs critiques Trump's provocative rhetoric on North Korea and Congress's inaction.
Speaker John Boehner resigns from Congress in October, reflecting on the 2016 election chaos.
