Eli Stokols

Amid widespread concern about what President Trump might be up to next, the Twitter window into his mind and life has closed for the first time in years.

Twitter “permanently suspended” President Trump’s account Friday afternoon, two days after his rhetoric and social media posts were blamed for sparking a violent siege of the U.S. Capitol that left five people dead.

President-elect Joe Biden is noncommittal about whether House Democrats should impeach Trump but applauds the “unfit” president’s decision to skip the inauguration.

Trump’s anger and frustration in the final weeks of his term are hastening the erosion of his power and the ability to command the fealty he craves.

After months of election-fraud lies and years of bellicose rhetoric, Trump gets blame from both parties for his supporters’ violent bid to subvert the election result.

President Trump supporters clash with law enforcement outside the Capitol after Trump tells them, ‘We will never give up.’

President Trump falsely says Vice President Mike Pence could reverse the election result when he presides in Congress on Wednesday, setting Pence up for Trump’s wrath.

Rallies in Georgia by President Trump and President-elect Biden reflected the national stakes of two elections Tuesday to decide which party controls the Senate.

Eleven Senate Republicans said Saturday they plan to challenge Congress’ certification of electoral college results in a last attempt to deny Joe Biden’s victory and show their loyalty to President Trump.

The Senate delivers a rare, emphatic and final rebuke by Republican lawmakers who have mostly demonstrated unwavering fealty to President Trump.