Deadly US Capitol Attack Remembered 5 Years Later as Political Divide Remains

Deadly US Capitol attack remembered 5 years later as political divide remains

The political divide over what happened at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, is deeper than ever.

Fifth Anniversary of the Jan. 6 Attack Brings Fresh Division to the US Capitol

WASHINGTON (AP) — Five years ago outside the White House, outgoing President Donald Trump told a crowd of supporters to head to the Capitol — “and I'll be there with you” — in protest as Congress was affirming the 2020 election victory for Democrat Joe Biden.

Jan. 6 silent protest: Dissent for U.S. Capitol riot 5 years later

ELIZABETHTOWN — Unlike the mob that invaded the U.S. Capitol five years ago, about three dozen citizens displayed homemade signs and waved American flags to show displeasure for not only the violent insurrection, but President Donald Trump absolving the rioters.

Trump administration reframes Jan. 6 events five years later

On the five-year anniversary of the deadly January 6 attack at the U.S. Capitol, the White House is accusing the U.S. Capitol Police of escalating tensions that day.

Political divide over Jan. 6 attack continues to deepen on fifth anniversary

President Trump and his allies are trying to rewrite the day, despite a recent deposition that did not unearth any evidence of the president's claims.

Jan. 6 remembered in Glens Falls

GLENS FALLS – On Jan. 6, 2021, hundreds of disenfranchised individuals stormed the United States Capitol building in an attempt to prevent the certification of the 2020 election. Spurred on by the belief that its results had been falsified, despite…