Protesters descend on nation’s state capitals as chaos unfolds in DC

Seth Rogen doesn’t exactly see eye to eye with Ted Cruz.

One of the several executive orders signed by President Biden during his first day in the White House resulted in a Twitter feud between Sen.Ted Cruz, R-TX, and actor Seth Rogen. Rogen unleashed his fury at Cruz on Wednesday shortly after the Texas Senator slammed Biden's pledge to rejoin the Paris Climate Agreement.

Bernie Sanders came to Late Night with Seth Meyers tonight. As expected, all anyone wanted to hear about was those memes.

Joe Biden.The Texas senator took to Twitter to criticise Biden for rejoining the Paris Climate Agreement, writing “he’s more interested in the views of the citizens of Paris than in the jobs of the citizens of Pittsburgh.”He added: “This agreement will do little to affect the climate and will harm the livelihoods of Americans.”Rogen later hit back at Cruz, who wrote: “Fuck off you fascist” to which Cruz replied: “Charming, civil, educated response.

Ted Cruz woke up on January 21 and apparently chose chaos. The Republican Texas senator, 50, started a fight with Seth Rogen for reasons unknown, tweeting out a screenshot of a tweet about President Joe Biden rejoining the Paris Climate Agreement (which Cruz thinks benefits Parisians). Rogen had responded “f**k off you fascist” to it. Cruz penned a response that spent less time slamming Rogen, more time condemning Democrats.

Texas Senator Ted Cruz‘s tweet about the Paris Climate Agreement and President Joe Biden‘s intention for the United States to rejoin the worldwide pact to reduce emissions is going viral and he’s being publicly called out by actor Seth Rogen.

Seth Rogen doesn’t exactly see eye to eye with Ted Cruz.

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The "Flag Called Freedom," a massive U.S. flag driven cross-country for display at the pro-Trump rally last week in Washington D.C., was swept up by the crowd and lost after Capitol Hill turned chaotic and rioters besieged Congress.

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Several dozen protesters gathered Sunday afternoon outside Washington state’s Capitol building, which is surrounded by temporary fencing and National Guard members. Protesters – some opposing vaccines, some in support of President Donald Trump and others objecting to the closure of the building to the public during the upcoming legislative session – held signs and listened to speakers.

The man whose bizarre horned headdress and painted face captured widespread mainstream and social media attention during the Capitol building takeover Wednesday has been arrested.

The man photographed sitting at a desk in Nancy Pelosi’s office during the Capitol Hill riots has been identified by the media as Richard Barnett of Arkansas – and he is now insisting he is "not a thief" despite allegedly swiping a letter addressed by the House speaker. Barnett, as of midday Thursday, does not appear to be facing any charges related to the storming of the U.S.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterCongress resumed certification of Joe Biden as the winner of the 2020 presidential election on Wednesday night, after pro-Trump rioters were expelled from the Capitol following hours of chaos and violence.The Senate turned aside an objection to the Arizona vote, which cast its 11 electoral votes for Biden. The Senate voted 93-6 to deny the objection, while the House continued to debate the issue.

President-elect Joe Biden minced no words Wednesday afternoon in response to the protesters who stormed Capitol Hill, saying that their actions "do not reflect a True America" and "border on seditious." Biden’s speech from Wilmington, Del., came hours after supporters of President Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol to thwart a peaceful transfer of power, forcing lawmakers to be rushed from the building and interrupting challenges to his Electoral College victory.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and his staff were evacuated from their office Wednesday afternoon after armed protesters gathered outside the state Capitol, officials said. Gabriel Sterling, a top elections official, said Wednesday that it was an internal decision made by Raffensperger.

Debates in the House and Senate over electoral votes are on hold, after both chambers went to recess as protesters stormed the Capitol building Wednesday afternoon. The Senate was the first to put a pause on proceedings. Sen.