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Social media and free speech: Trump's 'deplatforming' explained

Following the violent invasion of the U.S. Capitol, several social media networks took extraordinary moves to tamp down on right-wing extremism

Trumpism moves to Parler: The alternative social media platform sees a surge in popularity

Several conservative celebrities migrated to the platform following moves by mainstream social media such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to try and stamp out extremism and conspiracy theories

President elect Joe Biden's work will be easier thanks to Senate wins

The Democrat victories in Georgia make the U.S. Senate an even split, but incoming vice president Kamala Harris, will be the tiebreaking vote

Photos from the morning after the storming of the U.S. Capitol

The bloody chaos inside the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday came after the police force that protects the legislative complex was overrun by a mob of Trump supporters in what law enforcement officials called a catastrophic failure to prepare.

An extraordinary day in Washington

Trump backers storm Capitol Hill, disrupt effort to certify Joe Biden’s election win

Guns and teargas in U.S. Capitol as Trump supporters attempt to overturn his loss

WASHINGTON — Police in the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday responded with drawn guns and teargas as hundreds of protesters stormed the building and sought to force Congress to undo President Donald Trump’s election loss shortly after some of Trump’s fellow Republicans launched a last-ditch effort to throw out the results.

Photos from the chaotic scene as Trump supporters storm U.S. Capitol

Swarms of protesters stormed into the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, seeking to force Congress to undo President Donald Trump’s election loss shortly after some of Trump’s fellow Republicans launched a last-ditch effort to throw out the results.

Photos show damage left behind by Trump supporters who stormed U.S. Capitol

The seat of the world's greatest democracy came under assault from hundreds of Trump supporters

Stunning photos from Washington as Trump supporters storm U.S. Capitol

Caillou is cancelled and parents are rejoicing: 'That bald headed little terror can no longer brainwash kids'

For years, parents have been complaining that the four-year-old boy is not precocious, but whiny and mean

Scottish airport told to expect a high-flyer the day before Biden inauguration. Is it Trump?

It could be a way for Trump to get the first leg of his trip funded by U.S. taxpayers as he faces his crumbling business empire post-presidency

Tanya Roberts dead at 65: Former Bond girl passes away after premature death announcement

Roberts also starred in the final season of the 1970s television series Charlie's Angels and was well-known for her role as Midge Pinciotti on That '70s Show

Trump decries mystery woman whose name is bleeped out on leaked Georgia election audio

'She's a vote scammer, a professional vote scammer and hustler'

Argentina blocks corn exports

Argentina is blocking any further exports of corn because it says it needs the livestock feed at home.

U.S. farmers get even more subsidies

Farmers will receive $13 billion in new payments, this time more targeted than the previous COVID-19 subsidies