From the Founders to Abraham Lincoln, from Lincoln to Martin Luther King Jr. Go to Source

Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., described her first 100 hours on Congress as “hell” Monday, telling “The Story” that the deadly Capitol riot, the fight over the Electoral College vote count and the second impeachment of President Trump represented an unbelievable series of events. Go to Source

Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid heaped praise on Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, in a recent podcast, raising questions about the former Senate Democratic leader’s suggestion during the 2012 presidential campaign that the latter didn’t pay his taxes. Go to Source

Outgoing first lady Melania Trump reflected on her four years in the White House during a farewell address to the American people on Monday. Go to Source

Acting Secretary of Defense Chris Miller said that the department is “leaving no stone unturned in securing the capital,” noting that all National Guardsmen deployed to Washington, D.C. will be vetted.  Go to Source

President Trump issued an executive order on Monday in which he listed dozens of “historically significant” Americans, including entertainers, founding fathers, religious figures, and others, to be featured in the new National Garden of American Heroes. Go to Source

The president of a recently reactivated NAACP chapter in New York admitted over the weekend to sending a sexually explicit photograph of himself “intended for my wife to an individual I was working with.” Go to Source

When House Democrats present their case to senators about why they should vote to convict President Trump of the impeachment charge that he incited an insurrection in the Capitol, some say their case may be hampered by the presence of Rep. Eric Swalwell as an impeachment manager. Go to Source

Catherine Pugh, the disgraced former Baltimore mayor convicted of using her book sales to help fund a political career, is reportedly among those seeking clemency from President Donald Trump before he leaves office. Go to Source

EXCLUSIVE: Outgoing Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler is donating her final Senate paycheck to the Capitol Police Memorial Fund to honor the lives of fallen officers following the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, Fox News has learned. Go to Source