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A compilation of testimony from members of Congress on "Boston Public Radio," of the Jan. 6 storming of the capitol and the ensuing impeachment of President Donald Trump.

Ten Republican representatives joined Democrats to impeach Trump; in order to convict him, 17 Republican senators need to follow.

McGovern said more Republicans turned against Trump privately, but they still fear coming out against him in public.

U.S. Capitol Police officers are under investigation for their behavior during the insurrection.

Cassellius has reached an agreement with the Boston Teachers Union to start bringing students back into classrooms next month.

The first-term Democrat supports impeaching President Donald Trump for his role in inciting violence in Washington D.C.

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