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Garret Miller told a social media commenter during the Capitol riot that he and others had "stormed" the Capitol building.

"Andrew's commitment to a basic income is why I'm endorsing him," Martin Luther King III said, emphasizing that his father supported the idea.

A group allegedly involved in the violent breach of the U.S. Capitol last week, including at least one self-proclaimed member of the Proud Boys, said that "they would have killed [Vice President] Mike Pence if given the chance," according to an FBI witness.

Ron Klain, Biden's upcoming chief of staff, said the president-elect will contribute "people, money [and] resources" to support the Democratic candidates' ongoing senatorial campaigns.

Prominent political figures have launched major fundraising efforts to support their parties' senatorial candidates in Georgia ahead of the January runoffs.

"Georgia isn't a red state. It's a voter-suppressed state," the progressive representative from New York tweeted.

Attempts by Beijing to sow unrest ahead of the U.S. election are just a small part of a concerted effort by China to expand its political and economic influence across America.

Ballot boxes pertaining to be official have been set up in several locations across California—and their legality has been brought into question.

A multimillion dollar effort launching on the first day of Hispanic Heritage Month is seeking to boost Joe Biden with Hispanic voters, Newsweek has exclusively learned.

Private companies are technically barred from handling state ballots.

Video released Friday shows one of the ex-Minneapolis Police Department officers charged in George Floyd's death telling investigators his job was to watch the "hostile" crowd nearby — not the deadly arrest.

Police have yet to establish a motive for the shooting at the U.S. District Court judge's New Jersey home.

""I just believe strongly that Facebook shouldn't be the arbiter of truth of everything that people say online," the Facebook CEO told Fox News. "In general, private companies probably shouldn't be."

Vice President Mike Pence has some highly controversial "scientific opinions" that have raised more than a few professional eyebrows over the years, from climate change to creationism.