Members of Congress are questioning how the U.S. Capitol Police allowed a mob to occupy the building.
After Day Of Chaos, Congress Certifies Biden As The Election Winner
Lawmakers returned to the Capitol hours after pro-Trump mobs had stormed the building.
Trump Acknowledges End Of His Presidency After Congress Certifies Biden’s Win
Hours after inciting violence in the Capitol, the president promised an “orderly transition” of power on Jan. 20.
Pro-Trump Mobs Riot In Washington As Black Voters In Georgia Take Power At The Ballot Box
The rioters weren’t able to stop the progress on Joe Biden’s win or the Senate moving to Democratic control.
Chuck Schumer Calls For Trump’s Removal Following Violent Insurrection
“The president should not hold office any longer,” the Senate Democratic leader said in a statement.
GOP Senator Says He’s ‘Never Seen’ Mike Pence Angrier At Trump
Sen. James Inhofe shared a conversation with Pence and quoted him as saying: “After all the things I’ve done for” Trump.
The Office Producer Discusses The Controversial Jim & Pam Storyline From Season 9
The ninth and final season of The Office featured an ongoing storyline about the marital issues that Jim and Pam were facing. Things got so bad that many viewers wondered if the couple–whose loving relationship was a throughline for the entire show–might come to an end. If you thought this might happen, that was intentional, showrunner Greg Daniels said in a new interview.
He told Collider that the writers never intended to actually break up the couple. Daniels said he wanted viewers to be worried about Jim and Pam’s relationship, however.
“The plan was never to split them up. The plan was just to introduce a little worry into the audience so that they’d stand up and pay attention and that there would be a little feeling of like the Act 2 break in a movie,” he said. “But no there was never gonna be a split-up for them. There was always a happy ending planned.”
First Congressional Republican Calls For Removing Trump With 25th Amendment
Facebook Bans Donald Trump ‘Indefinitely’
“We believe the risks of allowing the President to continue to use our service during this period are simply too great.”
The Office’s Amy Ryan Joins Steve Martin And Martin Short’s New Hulu Comedy
Hulu’s upcoming Steve Martin-Martin Short comedy Only Murders in the Building has added Amy Ryan (The Office, The Wire) as a co-star opposite Martin, Short, and Selena Gomez (Spring Breakers, 13 Reasons Why). The casting announcement was reported by Deadline, and the show is expected to hit the streaming service sometime this year.
Co-created and written by Martin and John Hoffman (The Larry Sanders Show, Northern Lights) and based on an idea by Martin, Only Murders in the Building is about three strangers (Martin, Short, Gomez) who live in the same NYC apartment building and also share an obsession with true crime stories–specifically, podcasts–and suddenly find themselves investigating one.
Ryan will be playing a musician who lives in the building. Another previously announced cast member, Aaron Dominguez (Shaft, Words on Bathroom Walls), will be playing Oscar, the “son of the building’s super who is returning to the swanky residence after years away.”