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The United States Senate has acquitted former president Donald Trump on a charge of incitement of insurrection following the January 6 Capitol riot.

Trump is also the first president to be impeached with so few days left in his presidency.

Paul Stanley, Tommy Lee and Sebastian Bach were among musicians who condemned the chaos on social media.

Stars including Mark Ruffalo, Tinashe and more weighed in on the MAGA riot at the Capitol Building in D.C.

The intertwining of music and politics were the month's biggest stories.

Motley Crue drummer says he'll head to Europe if the president gets a second term.

He's specifically targeting campaign broadcasts of "Rockin' in the Free World" and "Devil's Sidewalk."

"If Donald Trump disregards the exclusion and persists, then he would face a lawsuit for breaking the embargo and playing music that has not been licensed," band writes.

David Crosby said despite negative feelings between him and former bandmates Stephen Stills, Graham Nash and Neil Young, the band could still reunite over their shared hatred for Donald Trump.

Bob Kraft as responded to the President's controversial statements calling for players to be fired from the NFL for exercising their First Amendment rights.

There has been a long standing love-fest between Robert Kraft and President Donald Trump and according to CSN New England reporter Tom Curran, it looks like Kraft finally put a ring on it!

Governor Paul LePage has left people stunned when he compared the removal of Confederate statues to the potential removal of monuments to 9/11 heroes and victims.

In this skit, Alec Baldwin's incompetent Donald Trump just can't kick his insane Twitter habit—and ironically, the real Trump responds with a tweet.

Axl Rose suggested that President-elect Donald Trump get on with the business of running the country instead of tweeting about 'Hamilton.'

Social media has brought attention to the Golden Chinese Pheasant, who appears to have  strikingly similar hair to President-Elect Donald Trump.

Time and time again, fans dismissed the possibility of a Trump presidency as a throwaway Simpsons gag, even during the real-life campaign. Now, The Simpsons itself has a chance to acknowledge one of its strangest prophecies, one it’s none-too-thrilled to have been right on.