'We are listening to Trump': New Capitol video released

The New Yorker magazine published 12 minutes of new, surreal footage from inside the Capitol during the mob rampage that left five people dead earlier this month.

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    Associated Press

    Cowboys for Trump leader arrested over US Capitol riot

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    GOBankingRates

    Trump Ex-Lawyer Sued by Dominion for $1.3 Billion – How 14 Corporate Lawsuits Turned Out

    Friday morning, Trump’s former campaign lawyer Sidney Powell was hit with a lawsuit. The voting machine company Dominion Voting Systems Inc. is looking for $1.3 billion from Powell, accusing her...

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    Yahoo Sports

    Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers are flipping a middle finger after offseason of NFL preparing for life after them

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    The Week

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    HuffPost

    'Guardians' Star Offers $20,000 Reward In 'Trump' Manatee Case

    Actor Dave Bautista wants to find the "low life scummy MAGATS that did this."

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    Complex

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    The Root

    Army Veteran Charged With Attempted Murder for Shooting 15-Year-Old Black Girl at Trump Rally

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