Capitol riots: We've crossed the Rubicon, lawmakers don’t trust one another

Ever since soap serial killer Meena Jutla (Paige Sandhu) began her reign of terror in the Emmerdale village, fans have been very vocal. First, viewers of the ITV soap aired their frustrations at the local police for letting her plot and scheme without consequence.Then they commented on the fact that Meena’s victims were running straight into her murderous trap before she killed them. Fans were confused as Leanna Cavanagh (Mimi Slinger) escaped her home after Meena confronted her - only to go in the direction of the quietest part of the village.

Lottie Moss has revealed the reason she's checked into rehab as she continues to battle her "really bad" addiction to the Class A drug cocaine. Kate Moss' younger sister and fellow model first shared her news on TikTok earlier this month, where she explained to her 25.8k followers that she would be entering the treatment centre. Lottie, 24, has now shared a new video, in which she made the admission.

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It’s been a pretty big week for former Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague. On Wednesday night the star took to London Fashion Week with her first ever Pretty Little Thing show as part of her recent appointment as the brand’s Creative Director. As well as her style credentials, the 22 year old is known for sporting many a chic hairstyle, we totally get it if you were just as excited about her beauty look as her fashion choice for the occasion.

Saira Kha n has given a glimpse inside her daughter Amara's hair transformation as she donates 30cm (12ins) to a real wig charity. The 51 year former Loose Women star, who recently showed off her flawless skin after treating pigmentation, took to Instagram to share with her 103,000 Instagram followers how her daughter, 10, had donated her luscious locks to The Little Princess Trust.

Activision Blizzard, after the company tried to argue against it.On February 15, judge Timothy Patrick Dillon ruled that temporary workers could be included in the Department of Fair Employment and Housing’s lawsuit against Activision Blizzard.The company had previously tried to have the suit dismissed – or its scope narrowed down – by saying that California had wrongly included this group of employees.“The Court finds that [Department of Fair Employment and Housing] did not expand the scope of this lawsuit by amending the complaint to add the phrase “contingent and temporary workers,” reads a court document shared by reporter Stephen Totilo.Activision scandal news: Yesterday, in a tentative ruling, a judge in California overruled Activision's argument that the state wrongly added temp workers to its big discrimination suit against the company.

Only a couple of months of the season remain with the regular League One campaign set to come to a conclusion at the end of April.

PlatinumGames CEO, Atsushi Inaba, has stated he sees NFTs as “frustrating” in a recent interview.In an interview with VGC, Inaba shared his thoughts on NFTs, also known as Non-Fungible Tokens, and he is not impressed. He explained that he sees “no positive impact on creators or users in any sense” adding that the studio had not “really been thinking about” them.Talking to VGC, Inaba explained that he understands “it’s a hot topic right now” and acknowledges it’s “[gaining] momentum”. However, he also points out that it has done this by focusing on “profitability for the company” rather than looking at benefits for players.“The people who are trying to promote NFTs and partner with gaming companies, their conversations seem extremely one-sided,” Inaba explained.

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Bastille have been announced as the final headliners of Kendal Calling 2022.The four-piece will top the bill at the Lowther Deer Park festival in July in place of The Streets, who were previously set to headline alongside Supergrass, Stereophonics and Haçienda Classical.Bastille, Supergrass, Stereophonics and Haçienda Classical now lead a line-up which includes Craig David, The Wombats, The Vaccines, Pale Waves, Sea Girls, Sports Team, Alfie Templeman, Baby Queen and more.You can see the latest line-up poster for Kendal Calling 2022, which will take place from July 28-31, below.All remaining tickets for Kendal Calling 2022 are on sale now from here.Speaking back in November about the return of the festival, which was cancelled in 2021, Kendal Calling co-founders Andy Smith and Ben Robinson said: “2022’s festival is three years in the making – organising festivals is never easy, yet despite the false starts and setbacks encountered we have never been more geared up as we prepare for the festival of a lifetime.“We are so very proud to announce our largest bill to date, keeping as many of those favourites you all booked for many moons ago while adding a bunch of big acts we have been working to bring to the fields for many years.

A 'struggling' young businesswoman has been banned from driving for more than two years after she was caught drunk at the wheel of her car following a 2am pub lock-in.

A new bill has proposed the erection of a statue of Dolly Parton in front of the Tennessee Capitol.

Rep.Tom McClintock, R-Calif., said Wednesday that he intends to hold the rioters who attacked the U.S. Capitol responsible and wondered aloud if the incident would have ever happened had lawmakers responded to this summer's chaos in cities across the nation with the same kind of resolve.  "If we had prosecuted BLM and Antifa rioters across the country with the same determination these last six months, this incident may not have happened at all," McClintock said during a speech on the floor of the House of Representatives.

University of Michigan Regent Ron Weiser has been called "complicit" in last week’s storming of the U.S. Capitol by the writers of an online petition that calls for his resignation after he failed to place blame on President Trump.

House Democrats on Wednesday requested an immediate probe into "suspicious behavior" and access that was said to be given to visitors at the U.S. Capitol a day before the riot.

A Massachusetts teenager publicly called out her family after recognizing them during the chaos at the Capitol last week, according to media reports.  Helena Duke, 18, received a video clip from a cousin that spread on social media, showing a woman in the middle of a crowd of supporters of President Trump in Washington.  In the video, another woman swings her hands at her face.The first woman hits her back, and then the crowd confronts her.  Duke, a high school senior, recognized the woman who swung her hands as her mother along with her uncle and aunt, The New York Times reported.  Duke and her mother have drifted apart in recent years over their diverging political views.

"The Story" host Martha MacCallum tangled with Trump 2020 campaign senior adviser Jason Miller Wednesday over President Trump's delayed condemnation of last week's violence on Capitol Hill. MacCallum pointed to a video released earlier Wednesday in which Trump "unequivocally" condemned the violence that took place Jan.

President Donald Trump for inciting an insurrection at the Capitol that left five people dead, cementing his place in history as the only president to be impeached twice in a bipartisan rebuke that was approved with unprecedented speed.The final vote was 232 to 197, with 10 Republicans joining all 222 Democrats in supporting a single article of impeachment charging the president with «incitement of insurrection.»«We know that the president of the United State incited this insurrection, this armed rebellion, against our common country,» House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said ahead of the vote. «He must go.

The House of Representatives Wednesday made history by voting to impeach President Trump for a second time for "incitement of insurrection" after a mob of his supporters besieged the Capitol on Jan. 6 in a failed attempt to stop the certification of President-elect Joe Biden's electoral college win.  The House voted 232-197 to impeach the president.

The "majority" of GOP lawmakers are afraid they will be in danger if they vote in favor of impeaching President Trump over his role in the Capitol riots, Democratic Rep. Jason Crow of Colorado said during a television appearance on Wednesday.

With just one week until President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration, federal law enforcement agencies are launching a massive security initiative as they brace for more violence after a mob of Trump supporters laid siege to the Capitol last week. Still, the inauguration is set to proceed as scheduled with several high-profile security precautions in place, including enhanced National Guard presence and ramped-up law enforcement by state and local officials.

House Rules Committee Chairman Jim McGovern on Wednesday defended his 2017 objection to President Trump's electoral votes from Alabama as a "protest" as he sparred with GOP Rep. Jim Jordan during House debate the parameters for debating the latest article of impeachment against Trump.  Jordan, R-Ohio, a staunch Trump ally, began the war of words by attacking McGovern, D-Mass., in his floor comments.  "In his opening remarks, the Democrat chair of the Rules Committee said that Republicans last week voted to overturn the results of an election.

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Wednesday that New York City will terminate three contracts with the Trump Organization in the wake of last week’s riot at the Capitol building — the latest fallout for President Trump over the violence in Washington, D.C. The mayor said that City Hall would notify the Trump Organization that it will be canceling agreements to operate the carousel in Central Park, two skating rinks and a golf course.

An upstate New York man caught on video smoking marijuana inside a senator’s office during last week’s assault on the U.S. Capitol says he has no regrets about any of it.

Rep. Mikie Sherrill, D-N.J., said Tuesday that she witnessed some lawmakers leading people through the Capitol the day before the riot in what looked like a "reconnaissance" tour, and said members will be held accountable.

A shirtless rioter wearing a horned bearskin headdress who stormed the Capitol during a mob attack last week once served in the Navy but was booted after refusing to take a vaccine, according to media reports.  Jacob Anthony Angeli Chansley, 33, a believer of the unfounded QAnon conspiracy theory, was arrested Saturday and charged in federal court for his alleged role in the Jan. 6 attack.

Democrats are divided over a new domestic terrorism bill that would establish new government offices to monitor suspicious activities within the country and combat terrorism, with a specific focus on White nationalists and neo-Nazis. President-elect Joe Biden is making a domestic terrorism bill a priority, the Wall Street Journal reported in November, and Sen.

A QAnon activist and Trump supporter who stormed the U.S. Capitol shirtless in a horned bearskin headdress is refusing to eat in prison unless he is given organic food, his mother said Monday, echoing the complaints of the man's public defender.

President Trump on Tuesday will travel to Texas to visit the wall at the southern border, and tout his administration’s accomplishment in building more than 450 miles since he took office – an attempt to move attention away from the controversy related to last week’s riot in the Capitol. Trump will be visiting Alamo, Texas, near the Rio Grande Valley and on the U.S.-Mexico border.The Rio Grande has been one of the main targets for wall construction, which Trump promised to make a key part of his presidency in 2016.

Comcast, AT&T, Hallmark and Facebook are joining the list of companies that are rearranging their political contributions and business relationships to distance themselves from President Trump and the G.O.P. the week after supporters of the president rioted at the U.S. Capitol.

The Capitol Hill riot prompted by President Trump's address to supporters last week will taint "all the good he did these last four years," a Trump voter told Fox News Monday night.

President Trump and Vice President Mike Pence met Monday for the first time since pro-Trump protesters stormed the U.S. Capitol as Pence oversaw an effort by congressional lawmakers to certify President-elect Joe Biden’s victory in the Electoral College.

Prominent Democrats have not been shy about making statements and taking action against Wednesday’s riot at the Capitol building, but while the protesters were acting on the unsubstantiated belief that November’s election was tainted by fraud, the narrative has taken a turn to focus on race. First, there was President-elect Joe Biden’s statement following the riot, in which he made a point to compare the police response to President Trump’s supporters to how they might have handled a similar situation had the protest been conducted by Black Lives Matter.

Machine Head‘s Robb Flynn has shared a number of abusive comments he’s received since the release of his recent poem, ‘Vomitous Creatures And Cretins’.The poem, which was written to address last week’s Capitol riots, called those who took part in the siege “charlatans with no morals“, adding that “the Maga’s have come, to the tune of Trump’s pied piper beckoning⁠/ And with nary a scratch, a few cans of teargas, to the terrorist attempting a coup⁠.”The frontman has now shared a few hateful and abusive direct messages he’s received since posting the poem, brushing them off because he’s “literally dealt with this for 30 years”.“Good times in my DMs today,” he began his Instagram post.