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Live Updates: McCarthy Announces Opposition to Jan 6 Commission

McCarthy Announces Opposition to Jan. 6 Commission Last Updated May 20, 2021, 5:53 p.m. ETMay 20, 2021, 5:53 p.m. ET The top House Republican said he could not support an inquiry into the attack on the U.S. Capitol by a pro-Trump mob because it would not examine unrelated “political violence” associated with the left. Representative Rashida Tlaib urged President Biden to end his support of Israel amid its bombing campaign against Hamas. Here’s what you need to know: Protestors at the Capitol as they breached the doors on Jan. 6.Credit.Jason Andrew for The New York Times Representative Kevin McCarthy, the top House Republican, said on Tuesday that he would oppose an independent commission to investigate the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, denouncing the proposed bipartisan inquiry into the deadliest attack on Congress in centuries because it would not examine unrelated “political violence” associated with the left.

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McCarthy Opposes Commission to Investigate Capitol Riot

McCarthy Opposes Commission to Investigate Capitol Riot Nicholas Fandos © Jason Andrew for The New York Times Protestors at the Capitol as they breached the doors on Jan. 6. Representative Kevin McCarthy, the top House Republican, said on Tuesday that he would oppose an independent commission to investigate the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, denouncing the proposed bipartisan inquiry into the deadliest attack on Congress in centuries because it would not examine unrelated “political violence” associated with the left. The announcement by Mr. McCarthy, Republican of California, suggested that a House vote this week to create the panel would likely be a partisan affair, with much of the G.O.P. opposing the effort to scrutinize the storming of the Capitol by a pro-Trump mob.

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Live Updates: Biden Visits Ford Plant as Part of Domestic Spending Pitch

Live Updates: Biden Visits Ford Plant as Part of Domestic Spending Pitch
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Democrats Move Closer to Setting Up Jan 6 Commission, With or Without G O P

Democrats Move Closer to Setting Up Jan. 6 Commission, With or Without G.O.P. Nicholas Fandos © Jason Andrew for The New York Times A mob of Trump supporters climb the walls of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. WASHINGTON House Democrats pressed ahead on Friday with a bipartisan proposal to create an independent commission to investigate the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, after reaching agreement with a key Republican to drop his party’s demand that it look at left-wing violence unrelated to the assault. But it was not clear whether G.O.P. leaders, who have insisted any such inquiry study Black Lives Matter and antifa, a loose collective of antifascist activists, would go along with the deal. The uncertainty raised the prospect of a showdown in the House next week over the investigation and the Republican Party’s reluctance to reckon with the deadly attack on Congress by a pro-Trump mob.

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Efforts to Weed Out Extremists in Law Enforcement Meet Resistance

Efforts to Weed Out Extremists in Law Enforcement Meet Resistance Oregon, California, Minnesota, Tennessee and Washington, D.C., are seeking to give law enforcement agencies more power to exclude officers with ties to extremist groups. Police officers in Portland, Ore., in November. The state is considering a bill that would allow potential officers to be screened more closely.Credit.Mason Trinca for The New York Times May 11, 2021 In the battle to stamp out extremism from the ranks of the police, lawmakers from California to Minnesota have proposed solutions they thought were straightforward. Some laws would empower the police to do more robust background checks of recruits, letting them vet social media to make sure new officers were not members of hate groups. Other laws would make it easier for departments to fire officers with ties to extremists.

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