Author: Savannah Behrmann, USA TODAY

A culture war has been brewing for years. Now amplified by the Capitol riots, the climate is “definitely one of the bad moments in American history.”

A majority of Americans, 55%, say former President Donald Trump should not be allowed to hold elected office again. Forty-three percent disagreed.

Citing Chief Justice John Roberts from Trump’s first impeachment trial, Leahy said “all parties of the chamber must refrain from using language that is not conducive to to civil discourse.”

“She’s already offered all the information she has, and she would have testified under oath,” Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler’s office said.

Rep. Cori Bush is moving offices after a verbal altercation with fellow congresswoman Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene over mask-wearing.

Aside from not attending the inauguration itself, Donald and Melania Trump did not do several other traditional and ceremonial things to welcome Biden

After an extraordinary election, an unusual inauguration was also marked by who wasn’t there.

Biden’s Oval Office

Due to COVID-19, and now security concerns following a pro-Trump mob breaching the Capitol, this year’s Inauguration will look different than year’s past.

Several House Democrats called for Trump to be impeached after his supporters rioted and broke into the Capitol, saying president “incited violence.”