U.S. House cancels March 4 session after police warn of possible plot on Capitol

The U.S. House of Representatives canceled its session planned after Washington D.C. Police warned that a militia group could be plotting to attack the Capitol.   The House had been scheduled to debate and vote on a police reform bill, but a Democratic aide said plans changed due in part to the police warning, based on intelligence that “an identified militia group” could present a security threat. The Senate will convene as planned to begin debating Biden’s $1.9 trillion COVID-19-relief bill on Thursday.    …