WASHINGTON (FOX 5 DC) - Washington, D.C.'s police chief says over 50 people were arrested Wednesday during pro-Trump protests in the nation's capital.

Four of the arrests were related to guns.READ MORE: Pro-Trump protesters storm Capitol building; Electoral College debate haltedAs of 10:30 p.m.

this evening, D.C. police is reporting approximately 47 curfew-violation arrests. A more accurate number will be provided on Thursday, according to police.

Police Chief Robert J. says two pipe bombs and a cooler with Molotov cocktails were also found near Capitol grounds.The Capitol was locked down after protesters charged the building as Congress began counting the Electoral College votes.

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Girl Scouts enlisting Grubhub for safe, contactless delivery of famous cookies amid COVID-19

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Biden slams Trump's 'dismal' Covid response and vows to vaccinate 100m in 100 days

Joe Biden has slammed Donald Trump's "dismal" Covid response and plans to vaccinate 100 million Americans in his first 100 days in the White House.

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$15 an hour minimum wage: Biden pushes for urgent increase amid COVID-19 pandemic

WILMINGTON, Del. - During his announcement of the "American Rescue Plan," President-elect Joe Biden pushed for the minimum wage in the United States to be raised to at least $15 an hour.After laying out his plans to provide supplemental funding for unemployed families as well as relief for small businesses amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the president-elect said that raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour would help lift millions of Americans out of poverty."Direct cash payments, extended unemployment insurance, rent relief, food assistance, keeping essential frontline workers on the job, aid to small businesses: These are the key elements to the American Rescue Plan that will lift 12 million Americans out of poverty and cut child poverty in

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Dr. Bonnie Henry addresses reports of racism towards B.C. Indigenous communities

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry addresses concerns about reports of discrimination and racism towards B.C.

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B.C. report 536 new COVID-19 cases, seven additional deaths

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry reported 536 new cases of the coronavirus in B.C.

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Alberta identifies 967 new COVID-19 cases, additional 21 deaths recorded

Alberta’s chief medical officer of health Dr. Deena Hinshaw updates the COVID-19 situation in the province on Thursday, confirming Alberta reported an additional 21 deaths associated to the disease.

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‘The situation remains serious’: Alberta’s top doctor urges caution amid easing of some COVID-19 restrictions

Dr. Deena Hinshaw said Thursday that despite small declines in COVID-19 case rates and the easing of some measures, “the situation remains serious” in the province.

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Little recourse for people who are harmed by covid vaccines

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Man charged for beating officer with pole of American flag during Capitol riot, prosecutors say

WASHINGTON - An Arkansas man has been charged by federal prosecutors after FBI agents identified him in several videos that appear to show him beating a police officer with the pole of an American flag during the violent Jan. 6 pro-Trump Capitol riot that resulted in the deaths of five people.According to court papers released Thursday, Peter Francis Stager was identified in several videos that allegedly appear to show him participating in the violent insurrection that occurred at the U.S.

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Oprah Winfrey documentary to release on Apple TV+

LOS ANGELES – Media mogul Oprah Winfrey will have a biographical documentary released on Apple TV+. The streaming platform announced Thursday a two-part documentary focusing on Winfrey’s life.

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Penticton, B.C., pen-pal project between students, seniors stems social isolation amid COVID-19

COVID-19 pandemic.KVR Middle School and Charles Manor Independent Living Facility teamed up to launch a pilot pen-pal program.The initiative matched up 50 Grade 6 students with seniors and the pairs have exchanged letters and Christmas cards.

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Coronavirus rates fall across all age groups apart from over-80s in latest figures

Covid-19 rates have fallen across all age groups apart from the over-80s in a sign lockdown measures are starting to have an effect.

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FBI tracking 'extensive' online chatter about armed protests

WASHINGTON – The FBI is tracking an “extensive amount of concerning online chatter,” including calls for armed protests leading up to next week's presidential inauguration, Director Chris Wray said Thursday.Wray, in his first public appearance since the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S.

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Second Harvest delivers millions of meals during pandemic while questions over funding loom

ORLANDO, Fla. – The need for food assistance from food banks continues to grow almost a year into the COVID-19 pandemic which is raising new concerns over how to keep the massive operation going.Food goes out as quickly as it comes in at the Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida warehouse.Greg Higgerson with Second Harvest said since the beginning of the pandemic, they have delivered thousands of meals a day to their partner food pantries.[TRENDING: Can Trump run for president again? | Tourists flocking to Fla. for vaccine? | Fifth-largest lotto jackpot up for grabs]“We have more than doubled the number of meals going out the door since last March and have sustained at about 300,000 meals per day leaving our distribution facility,”

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Global COVID deaths near 2 million as hospitals struggle

With the world poised to pass the 2-million-death threshold, COVID-19 outbreak situations are worsening in several parts of the world, including Peru, where intensive care unit (ICU) beds in and around Lima have almost reached capacity.

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Donald Trump ‘refusing’ to pay Rudy Giuliani legal fees: report

Donald Trump and his personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani.On Wednesday, Trump became the first president in U.S. history to be impeached for a second time, with members of the lower chamber of Congress voting 232 to 197 in favour of impeaching him over one charge: “incitement of insurrection.”Ten Republicans broke party ranks to vote for impeachment.

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Coronavirus: Saskatchewan Health Authority CEO asks for ‘patience’ amid Phase 1 vaccine rollout

Saskatchewan Health Authority CEO Scott Livingstone on Thursday asked for patience as the province works through Phase 1 of its vaccine rollout, which will inoculate high-priority populations, adding that current federal vaccine allocations will leave Saskatchewan approximately 50 per cent short of “fully immunizing” high-priority groups.

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Former Woodlynne police officer pleads guilty to simple assault in pepper spray incident, prosecutors say

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Delta puts 880 passengers on no-fly list over mask refusal, disorderly behavior after Capitol riot

DALLAS - Delta Air Lines has put nearly 900 people on its no-fly list in the wake of lawmakers being harassed on flights over the U.S. election and the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Reasons for individuals facing a ban from the airline include not complying with Delta's mask requirement or for engaging in unruly behavior related to the results of the presidential election, according to Reuters.Among those people are supporters of President Donald Trump who harassed Sen.

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Lingering questions about how Trump will finish out his term

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Coronavirus: Peterborough Public Health reports 4 new COVID-19 cases, 6 resolved

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Coronavirus: Ottawa rinks, sledding hills to remain open amid Ontario stay-home order

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Record daily German Covid deaths spark Merkel's 'mega-lockdown' plan: Report

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NY attorney general sues NYPD over Floyd protest response

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Philadelphia police officer charged in 2019 vandalism incident

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Paul Pogba tells Manchester United players to change their celebrations amid new Covid-19 guidelines

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21 more people die in Greater Manchester's hospitals after testing positive for coronavirus

direct to your inboxA further 21 people have died in Greater Manchester's hospitals after contracting coronavirus.The region's hospital death toll has risen to 4,525, the latest NHS figures show.Ten people died after testing positive for the virus at Stepping Hill Hospital, which is run by Stockport NHS Foundation Trust.Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust and Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust recorded five deaths each.One more coronavirus-related death was recorded at Salford Royal.Across the North West, 80 new deaths were recorded in the last 24 hours.The total number of coronavirus deaths at hospital trusts in Greater Manchester, as of Thursday January 14, are:Nationally, a further 884 people, who tested positive for the

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Over 50 people arrested, 14 officers injured and 4 deaths reported amid pro-Trump protests in DC

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