Police on High Alert for Possible Attack on U.S. Capitol

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Police on High Alert for Possible Attack on U.S. Capitol

Police were on high alert early Thursday morning for possible violence at the U.S. Capitol amid warnings that a militia group may be plotting to breach the building in anticipation of former President Donald Trump's return to power.

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