Prosecutors deliver sole impeachment charge of 'incitement of insurrection' amid signs that Republicans are easing off criticism of former president for role in storming of Capitol

Growing number of Republicans oppose trial of former president on charge of 'incitement of insurrection,' calling it 'stupid' and 'counterproductive'

The incoming Georgia senators are linked by late civil rights hero John Lewis and by perceived racism from opponents, thus strengthening dormant relations between their communities

Senate GOP leader says time needed to ensure 'full and fair process' following former US president's impeachment for inciting Capitol riot; Pelosi holds ultimate power over timing

New York senator acknowledges his roots as he becomes new Senate majority leader; longtime ally to Israel, Jewish communities aims to make more history

Among those sworn in is Jewish Georgia Democrat Jon Ossoff; Republicans already trying to block confirmation of some Biden nominees

First Jewish Senator from Georgia gives oath on Bible that once belonged to Atlanta rabbi whose synagogue building was bombed by white supremacists in 1958

After becoming first US president to be twice impeached, Trump will likely be first to face a Senate trial after leaving office, and face a separate vote to bar him running again

Jake Angeli and Adam Johnson hit with violent entry and other charges; dozens more held in deadly storming of US Capitol; officials say many more cases being probed

Mitch McConnell has informed senators that without unanimous consent, January 20 is likely the earliest a trial could begin, overshadowing start of Biden administration