Reminders of Jan 6 fade in Capitol and sparks on walls
The Capitol shows few memorials for January 6 2021 as repairs replace damage and officials avoid commemoration. Senators and former allies debate whether plaques should honor officers and responders, while some Republicans push to move on and downplay the riot.
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Certification Day Looms for Electoral College Vote
Congress meets on Monday to certify the Electoral College ballots amid tighter rules and heightened security after the 2021 Jan 6 riot. Harris presides as vice president, while the session may still prompt objections but requires written support from a fifth of both chambers to proceed.
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Carter Family Hearts North Georgia Remembers Former President
In Ellaville and nearby towns mourn President Carter with motorcade stops past pecan groves and cotton fields. Retired teachers Shanon Royal and Cathy Turner recall his Georgia roots and the Carter family’s ties. The procession ends at the Carter Center with private service and remarks by Jason Carter, as the era of Carter’s public life is honored. The body lies in repose Saturday night ahead of Washington state funeral plans.
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Gaza War Rages as Death Toll Surges and Civilians Suffer
The Gaza Health Ministry reports at least 45,717 Palestinians killed with women and children making up over half the dead. Israel says it targets militants, cites 17,000 killed, while noting civilians die in dense urban fighting. Displacement affects 90 percent of Gaza's 2.3 million. In the West Bank, an 18-year-old Palestinian dies in Balata clashes as raids continue. A fragile ceasefire with Hezbollah lingers beyond a 60-day deadline.
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