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BY KYLE CHENEY, BURGESS EVERETT, HEATHER CAYGLE, MELANIE ZANONA & SARAH FERRIS, VIA POLITICO | Both the House and Senate will reconvene tonight to continue the certification of Joe Biden's Electoral College win after pro-Trump rioters invaded the Capitol. "I have faced violent hatred before. I was not deterred then, and I will not be deterred now," tweeted House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn. "Tonight, Congress will continue the business of certifying the electoral college votes."

BY DAVID HAWKINGS | Domestic terrorists—encouraged by President Trump and his incessant but baseless claims of voter fraud—joined today in a violent coup attempt at the U.S. Capitol. 

BY ROXY SZAL & KATIE FLEISCHER | Democrats Jon Ossoff and Rev. Raphael Warnock have won their Senate races in Georgia, giving Democrats control of the Senate—as well as the House of Representatives and the White House—in the coming term. Today, Ms. spoke with Kathleen Unger, founder and president of VoteRiders, to discuss the Georgia election and the future of voting rights.

BY THE TEAM | President-Elect Joe Biden is expected to announce civil rights leader Vanita Gupta as associate attorney general on Thursday. Gupta joined Host Michele Goodwin on the Ms. podcast to provide critical post-election analysis back in November, which is more relevant than ever—listen now.