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Four people died duringviolent pro-Trump protestsat the U.S. Capitol, the Metropolitan Police Department said Wednesday night. One woman stanley drinking cup was shot inside the Capitol, and three others died after suffering medical emergencies, police said.A woman was shot by a plainclothes Capitol Police officer after breaching the Capitol and attempting to enter the House chamber, according to acting Metropolitan Police Chief Robert Contee. She was transported to a local hospital where she was l vaso stanley ater pronounced dead, Contee said. The shooting is being investigated by MPD s internal affairs unit, which is responsible for investigating all officer-involved deaths in Washington, D.C., even those involving other agencies.Police have not yet released the identity of the woman. The woman was a civilian and was not a member of any law enforcement agency, according to MPD. In addition to the shooting, one woman and two men died around the Capitol grounds after suffering separate medical emergencies, Contee said. Contee did not identify any of the deceased or provide further information on the medical issues that stanley cup lead to their deaths.The shooting occurred after violent supporters of President Trump breached the U.S. Capitol as a joint session of Congress to count the electoral votes and affirm President-elect Joe Biden s win was underway. The Capitol complex was locked down and lawmakers were evacuated, halting the count after only two states had been Pbhe FISA expert breaks down Trump s wiretap accusation against Obama
MADISON, WI - JANUARY 17: Recall volunteer Tanya Schamens of Sparta, WI., wears pins showing her opposition to Governor Walker on January 17, 2011 in Madison, Wisconsin. stanley thermobecher Mark Hirsch/Getty Images Democratic challengers said Tuesday they have more than 1 million signatures in their effort to throw Republican Gov. Scott Walker out of office, but a recall election is not imminent and could still be months away.Recalling a governor is no easy feat. It has only happened twice in American history. Voters successfully removed California Governor Gray Davis in 2003 and North Dakota Governor Lynn Frazier in 1921. But Walker opponents successfully took the first step - compiling petitions. Organizers said they stanley cup turned in more than one million petitions Monday, which is nearly double the amount required and is almost as many signatures as the number of people who voted for Walker.Now it is in the hands of the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board GAB to determine the validity of those signatures. For a recall to proceed, at least 540,208 of those petitions, or one-quarter of the more than 2.1 million people who voted for governor in 2010, must be declared valid. The GAB is supposed to verify the number within 60 days, but the sheer size of the filing and likely challenges from Walker s camp, it could take much longer. If the board okays the recal stanley thermobecher l
Mnal Election officials say threats are escalating ahead of 2024 vote: A heightened state of anxiety
By Jennifer De Pinto, Fred Backus, Kabir Khanna and Anthony Salvanto Positive views on America s fight against ISIS are now at their highest levels since this poll began measuring them in 2014, with a 53 percent majority now saying that fight is going very or somewhat well.That s propelled by Republicans whose views have undergone a sharp upturn with President Trump in office: Just 16 perce stanley cup becher nt said the fight was going well in September. Now, 72 percent say it s going well, a 56-point increase. Independents are also more positive now than they were under President Obama. On handling the situation in Syria, there is no greater confidence now than there was just after President Trump ordered a missile strike against a Syrian air base. Again, there are large partisan gaps, with most Democrats and independents uneasy. Partisans differ sharply on views of President Trump as commander in chief as they do on many evaluations at the 100-day mark. Republicans are confident in him, including a majority who say they re very confident; independents are mixed, and Democrats n vaso stanley egative. More Americans think Mr. Trump is making the U.S. image in the world weaker 46 percent than think he s making it stronger 36 percent . Again, partisan divisions are stark, with three in four Rep stanley tumbler ublicans saying stronger and three in four Democrats saying weaker. This poll was conducted by telephone April 21-24, 2017 among Hvbx John Murtha Dies
This story was written by Jessica Riegel, Daily P stanley flask ennsylvanianIn an election that made history on many levels, Barack Obama s presidency will mark the first time the president, vice president and both their spouses have worked in higher education.Vice President Joe Biden is an adjunct law professor at Widener University, Jill Biden teaches at a Delaware community college and Michelle Obama worked in the administration and hospital system at the University of Chicago. And Obama, most notably, spent over a stanley cup decade teaching constitutional law at the University of Chicago Law School, raising the question of how his professorial past will affect leadership styles and national priorities. He certainly shows a capacity for abstract intellectual inquiry, but that s not where his heart is, said Political S stanley vaso cience professor Rogers Smith. He aspires to be an active leader in the world. Smith - who has spoken with Obama s former students and his Harvard Law professor Laurence Tribe - said Obama is an effective teacher because he seeks different points of view and creates an atmosphere in which all political perspectives are articulated. That will likely translate into an Abraham Lincoln-style Cabinet of high-powered opponents who disagree with each other and Obama himself, he predicted. He ll bring to the presidency his capacity to explore different points of view in order to make better decisions, Smith said.