Headlines today include:
"Man attacked, beaten while holding political signs at Georgia rally, police say"
Police said the incident happened on Hudson Bridge Road near I-75 in Stockbridge during a Democratic ‘Get Out the Vote’ rally.
‘Threats of Violence’ Lead to Closure of Michigan Legislative Offices as Electoral College Set to Cast Votes for Biden
"“The Senate has closed its own workspaces tomorrow based upon recommendations from law enforcement. The decision was not made because of anticipated protests, but was made based on credible threats of violence,” McCann said. “Senate leadership does not have the authority to close the Capitol. That decision is made by the Capitol Commission.”
"Public officials face personal threats as tensions flare"
"Last week, an "enemies" list of state and federal officials who rejected Trump's baseless election conspiracy theories floated up from the dark corners of the Web, with home addresses listed and red targets over their photos, the latest in a string of threats to public officials."
"4 Stabbed, 33 Arrested as Trump Supporters, Counterprotesters Clash in Downtown DC"
"Nine people have been injured -- including four who were stabbed -- and at least 33 arrests have been made during a volatile night of clashes between supporters of President Donald Trump and counterprotesters in Washington, D.C."