Jan. 6 Coverage

‘I feel vindicated now in getting back my security clearance,’ whistleblower Marcus Allen said.

InfoWars host Owen Shroyer received a 60 day sentence for one misdemeanor charge of entering restricted grounds.

Trump and Biden ironically may need to rely on each other in order to maintain or assert privilege over communications they’d like to keep under wraps.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ordered new sentencing for Thomas Robertson because his original sentence violated a 2024 ruling.

The Latino woman is facing five charges in the U.S. District Court in Washington.

Letter from U.S. Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-Ga.) asks MPD Chief Pamela Smith for Records Related to ‘False Narrative.’

Appeals court acknowledges judge erroneously blocked defendant from striking potential juror.

Prosecutors want senior US District Judge Reggie Walton to clamp down on Daniel Goodwyn’s computer use. Goodwyn’s lawyer calls it ‘fascism’ and ’tyranny.’

Marine veteran Alex Harkrider was previously found guilty of civil disorder and other charges.

Zachary Jordan Alam, who smashed out windows in the entrance to the House Speaker’s Lobby before Ashli Babbitt was shot, is scheduled for sentencing on July 17.

The comment came after Justice Alito admitted that an inverted flag hung outside his home after January 6, prompting Democrats to demand that he recuse himself.

U.S. Rep. Troy Nehls (R-Texas) has been seeking bodycam footage of the September 2022 assault on Ronald Colton McAbee since January 2023.

Avery MacCracken was arrested by the FBI on Dec. 11, 2021.

Leo Brent Bozell IV was found guilty of 10 charges and originally faced more than 11 years behind bars.

Blaze Media’s Steve Baker is accused of threatening ‘high-ranking federal lawmakers’ on Jan. 6, a charge he calls the ’height of absurdity.’

GOP asks Cassidy Hutchinson, who served as a witness for the since-disbanded panel, for the materials.

Prosecutors asking a second judge for the warrant amounted to ‘judge shopping,’ ruling states.

‘Parading’ charge based on William Pope carrying an American flag ‘in support or disapproval of a particular viewpoint.’ He decried the charge as ‘un-American.’

William Alexander Pope of Topeka says a U.S. attorney general’s policy bars the DOJ from targeting journalists for prosecution or seizure of evidence.

If Judge Reggie Walton reimposes surveillance of her client’s computer, it will violate a February appeals court ruling, defense attorney Carol Stewart warns.