- PoliticsABC News
Trump plans to leave in dramatic fashion yet continues to stay out of sight
President Donald Trump on Monday prepared to depart the White House and Washington on Wednesday in dramatic fashion, but in his final days he continued to stay isolated and out of sight. The president is set to depart Washington early morning Wednesday morning ahead of President-elect Joe Biden’s swearing-in, making him the first president in over 150 years to skip the inauguration of his successor in a ceremonial transfer of power. While Trump's sendoff is expected to have extra flourishes, it's not uncommon for an outgoing president to have a final departure ceremony at Joint Base Andrews, although it usually takes place after the outgoing president has departed the inauguration ceremony for their successor, something Trump will not do.
- PoliticsThe Independent
Marjorie Taylor Greene suspended from Twitter after telling Trump supporters to ‘mobilise’
Ms Greene suspended after tweeting misinformation about voter fraud, Twitter locks her out of account because of 'multiple violations of our civic integrity policy’
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FBI Shares Photos Of Suspects Who Surrounded And Beat DC Officer During Capitol Riot
The FBI is looking for seven men who were involved in the assault of Officer Michael Fanone during the deadly Jan. 6 pro-Trump riot.
- CelebrityINSIDER
Rupert Grint says fame is the one thing he, Emma Watson, and Daniel Radcliffe never talk about together
The "Harry Potter" star said he has thought about walking away from acting, especially since becoming a father.
- NewsThe Independent
They were rounded up for protesting Trump’s inauguration – this is what happened next
In the years following the demonstrations, protesters facing up to 70 years in prison were plunged into a protracted legal battle, writes Alex Woodward
- NewsThe Independent
Tennessee mother and son pictured with zip-ties in Senate are charged with conspiracy following Capitol riot
Both wore bulletproof vests when they entered the Capitol
- PoliticsUSA TODAY
A Biden presidency could bring a wave of policy shifts. Here are the ones you likely care about.
What changes will a Biden presidency bring to American politics and policy? Here's a quick look at his priorities once he takes office.
