2020 was such a mad year that it now has a crazy fun game dedicated to it
2020 was a bad year. But, nobody would have thought that a year could be so bad that it will have a dedicated game to it – which is kind of fun.
Trump allies behind rally that ignited Capitol riot, records show
Members of President Donald Trump's failed presidential campaign played key roles in orchestrating the Washington rally that spawned a deadly assault on the US Capitol, according to a review of records, undercutting claims the event was the brainchild of the president's grassroots supporters.
Joe Biden ropes in 20 Indian-Americans in his administration, 17 at key White House positions
Ahead of his historic inauguration on Wednesday, US President-elect Joe Biden has either nominated or named at least 20 Indian-Americans, including 13 women, to key positions in his administration.
5 reasons why Democrats are after Donald Trump in final days of his office
Donald Trump has less than a week in his office as the US president. He practically cannot issue a major order given the post-Capitol siege sentiments. Still, the Democrats want to cut short his tenure even by a couple of days. Why?
Enduring 2nd impeachment, Donald Trump stands largely silent, alone
Trump now stands with no equal, the only president to be charged twice with a high crime or misdemeanor, a new coda for a term defined by a deepening of the nation's divides, his failures during the worst pandemic in a century and his refusal to accept defeat at the ballot box.
Donald Trump impeached for historic 2nd time, US Senate may not start trial until next week
Donald Trump has been impeached by the US House for a historic second time, charged with "incitement of insurrection" over the deadly mob siege of the US Capitol in a swift and stunning collapse of his final days in office.
US House passes resolution asking Mike Pence to invoke 25th Amendment to remove Donald Trump
A resolution urging US Vice President Mike Pence to start the 25th Amendment process of removing President Donald Trump from office has been passed by the US House of Representatives.
Twitter permanently suspends Donald Trump's account over risk of incitement
Following the siege on Capitol Hill by hundreds of pro-Trump rioters, Twitter on Friday permanently banned the US President Donald Trump's account, citing "the risk of further incitement of violence."
Updated : January 9, 2021, 8:15 am
Shashi Tharoor, Varun Gandhi in Twitter spat over Indian flag seen at US Capitol attack
The Indian tricolour which was spotted among a sea of pro-Donald Trump supporters during the US Capitol Hill violence in Washington has triggered a fierce Twitter spat between Congress's Shashi Tharoor and Bharatiya Janata Party's Varun Gandhi. The Twitter argument between Shashi Tharoor and Varun Gandhi went as far as the BJP MP digging out a 2015 picture of Shashi Tharoor with a Donald Trump supporter who backed the US President's electoral fraud charges in the 2020 US Presidential election. The Twitter spat began on Thursday during the US Capitol attack by the pro-Trump mob when a video of an unidentified person waving the Indian tricolour amid dozens of US flags and the pro-Trump mob started doing rounds on social media.
Updated : January 8, 2021, 2:36 pm
Congress's Shashi Tharoor and BJP's Varun Gandhi engaged in a fierce Twitter feud after a video of an unidentified man waving the Indian tricolour among a sea of Donald Trump supporters during the US Capitol Hill violence went viral on social media.
Mellow Trump returns to Twitter after temporary ban
The US President's tweeting privileges were snatched away after he made tweets encouraging rioters who had invaded the US Capitol building when Joe Biden was being certified as the next US President.
Surrounded by shrinking circle of aides, a brooding Trump targets Vice President Pence
US President Donald Trump has increasingly isolated himself in the White House, relying on a small group of diehard loyalists and lashing out at those who dare to cross him, including Vice President Mike Pence.
Updated : January 8, 2021, 10:22 am
Facebook, Instagram block outgoing US President Trump's accounts for remainder of his term
Apart from Facebook, Twitter and Snap Inc also put a temporary lock on Donald Trump's accounts after his supporters stormed the US Capitol building on Wednesday.
Why Did Supporters of Donald Trump Storm The US Capitol
An armed and angry mob of Donald Trump's supporters stormed the US Capitol building and clashed with the police just as Congress convened to validate Joe Biden's presidential win. A woman along with three others were shot in the violence that ensued as Trump protestors breached barricades. The protestors smashed windows and brawled with police officers. The Capitol in Washington DC was placed under lockdown after hundreds of Trump supporters stormed the historic building and wreaked havoc. Following the confrontation, Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser called for public emergency order until January 21, that is, the day after President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration. Trump has been in denial that he lost the US Elections 2020 to Joe Biden and has been claiming that the election was nothing but fraud by the Democrats. In fact, a week after losing the US election, President Donald Trump remained shut up in the White House and pushed an alternate reality that he is about to win.
Updated : January 7, 2021, 11:14 pm
US Capitol Hill siege: Can Donald Trump be removed before his term ends? 3 possibilities
There are three constitutional possibilities to end Donald Trump's tenure before January 20. However, the legal provisions also give Trump power to resist his removal before the end of his term. An explainer