Capitol Protests

Authorities have identified the Capitol Police officer who died Friday when an assailant attacked authorities with a knife after crashing into a barrier on Capitol grounds. 

The United States Capitol was briefly locked down Friday after a car rammed into a barrier on the Senate side of the complex and a Capitol Police officer was left dead and another injured. 

Daniel Rodriguez faces eight charges in connection to the attack on Officer Michael Fanone

A Presbyterian minister who has filed a lawsuit to access U.S. Capitol grounds for a Good Friday prayer vigil is warning that "free speech is in danger all across America."

The House Ethics Committee voted Tuesday to uphold a $5,000 fine issued to Rep. Louie Gohmert of Texas for allegedly bypassing metal detectors outside the House chamber last month in violation of security protocols.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi hired Maj. Gen. William Walker, the commanding general of the D.C. National Guard, to become the House's first Black sergeant-at-arms who will be in charge of securing members of Congress and maintaining order at the Capitol. 

The Democrats who lead several key House committees sent document requests Thursday night to 16 different government entities seeking information about the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol by a pro-Trump mob. 

Laura Ingraham slammed federal authorities for overarching measures that have destroyed many freedoms, all while overlooking actual security threats on 'The Ingraham Angle'

Authorities have removed the fencing erected outside of the U.S. Capitol after the rioting that occurred more than two months ago.

Former Drug Enforcement Administration special agent Mark Ibrahim suing agency after he was fired following his attendance at January 6 Capitol rally, not riot, on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight'