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Judge Orders Jan. 6 Rally Planner to Pay $2,000 per Day for Defying Subpoena
The court is seeking to force the rally organizer to hand over documents linked to allegations that Trump allies conspired to incite violence.
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Supreme Court Rejects Shielding Identities of Police Attending Jan. 6 Capitol Rally
Courts in Washington state have declined to protect the officers’ identities in ongoing litigation.
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Jury Orders Man to Pay $500,000 for Assaulting Officer Who Killed Himself After Jan. 6
Jurors found David Walls-Kaufman liable.
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DOJ, Family of Jan. 6 Shooting Victim Ashli Babbitt Agree to Settle Lawsuit
Terms of the pending agreement were not immediately disclosed in the wrongful-death case that sought $30 million.
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Department of Justice Says Some Jan. 6 Restitution Fees Should Be Reimbursed
The new position was outlined in an April 8 filing.
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Trump’s Pardon Only Covers Jan. 6 Defendants’ Related Crimes: Appeals Court
The president pardoned people charged over the breach of the U.S. Capitol.
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Trump’s Jan. 6 Pardons Don’t Cover Gun, Conspiracy Charges: Judges
Several judges have denied bids to vacate convictions based on the president’s pardons.
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US Capitol Police Chief Hired in Wake of Jan. 6 Announces Retirement
Police Chief J. Thomas Manger said he plans to step down in May.
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DOJ Says Trump’s Jan. 6 Pardons Cover Some Cases Stemming From Jan. 6 Searches
Officials disclosed the position in new court filings.
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Trump’s Jan. 6 Pardons Don’t Cover Conviction of Man Who Planned to Kill FBI Agents: DOJ
Edward Kelley was accused in 2022 of conspiring to murder FBI agents and convicted in 2024.
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Police Officers Who Attended Jan. 6 Rally Can Be Identified: Washington State Supreme Court
Six Seattle Police Department officers went to Washington on Jan. 6, 2021.
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Freed Jan. 6 Prisoners Speak Out as They Begin to Rebuild Their Lives
A half-dozen former Jan. 6 prisoners are sharing their side of a story that they say has been suppressed and distorted for the past four years.
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New Attorney General Pam Bondi Orders Review of Trump, Jan. 6 Cases
The Senate confirmed Pam Bondi as the new attorney general this week in a 54–46 vote.
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DOJ Will Not Fire FBI Agents Who Acted Ethically in Jan. 6 Cases: Official
The new memorandum came after FBI agents sued the Department of Justice.
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Proud Boys Lose Trademark Rights in Court Battle with Historically Black Church
A judge has stripped the Proud Boys of their trademark, awarding it to a historically black church after a years-long legal battle.
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DOJ Seeks Information on FBI Employees Who Investigated Jan. 6
‘The FBI will work within the law and policy to respond to official requests for information from the Department of Justice,’ an FBI spokesperson said.
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Gov. Pritzker Blocks Hiring of Pardoned Jan. 6 Participants in Illinois
Gov. JB Pritzker called the pardoned Jan. 6 participants’ actions “infamous or disgraceful conduct” under Illinois law.
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US Prosecutor Opens Probe of DOJ’s Jan. 6 Cases
The probe will look into why prosecutors brought a felony charge against hundreds of people.
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Judge Lifts Restrictions on Jan. 6 Convicts Who Had Sentences Commuted
Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes and others are now free to enter Washington.
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Commuted Jan. 6 Defendants Barred by Judge From Entering Washington Without Permission
At least one of the defendants had been in Washington since being pardoned.
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Judge Orders Jan. 6 Rally Planner to Pay $2,000 per Day for Defying Subpoena
The court is seeking to force the rally organizer to hand over documents linked to allegations that Trump allies conspired to incite violence.
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Supreme Court Rejects Shielding Identities of Police Attending Jan. 6 Capitol Rally
Courts in Washington state have declined to protect the officers’ identities in ongoing litigation.
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Jury Orders Man to Pay $500,000 for Assaulting Officer Who Killed Himself After Jan. 6
Jurors found David Walls-Kaufman liable.
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DOJ, Family of Jan. 6 Shooting Victim Ashli Babbitt Agree to Settle Lawsuit
Terms of the pending agreement were not immediately disclosed in the wrongful-death case that sought $30 million.
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Department of Justice Says Some Jan. 6 Restitution Fees Should Be Reimbursed
The new position was outlined in an April 8 filing.
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Trump’s Pardon Only Covers Jan. 6 Defendants’ Related Crimes: Appeals Court
The president pardoned people charged over the breach of the U.S. Capitol.
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Trump’s Jan. 6 Pardons Don’t Cover Gun, Conspiracy Charges: Judges
Several judges have denied bids to vacate convictions based on the president’s pardons.
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US Capitol Police Chief Hired in Wake of Jan. 6 Announces Retirement
Police Chief J. Thomas Manger said he plans to step down in May.
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DOJ Says Trump’s Jan. 6 Pardons Cover Some Cases Stemming From Jan. 6 Searches
Officials disclosed the position in new court filings.
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Trump’s Jan. 6 Pardons Don’t Cover Conviction of Man Who Planned to Kill FBI Agents: DOJ
Edward Kelley was accused in 2022 of conspiring to murder FBI agents and convicted in 2024.
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Police Officers Who Attended Jan. 6 Rally Can Be Identified: Washington State Supreme Court
Six Seattle Police Department officers went to Washington on Jan. 6, 2021.
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Freed Jan. 6 Prisoners Speak Out as They Begin to Rebuild Their Lives
A half-dozen former Jan. 6 prisoners are sharing their side of a story that they say has been suppressed and distorted for the past four years.
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New Attorney General Pam Bondi Orders Review of Trump, Jan. 6 Cases
The Senate confirmed Pam Bondi as the new attorney general this week in a 54–46 vote.
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DOJ Will Not Fire FBI Agents Who Acted Ethically in Jan. 6 Cases: Official
The new memorandum came after FBI agents sued the Department of Justice.
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Proud Boys Lose Trademark Rights in Court Battle with Historically Black Church
A judge has stripped the Proud Boys of their trademark, awarding it to a historically black church after a years-long legal battle.
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DOJ Seeks Information on FBI Employees Who Investigated Jan. 6
‘The FBI will work within the law and policy to respond to official requests for information from the Department of Justice,’ an FBI spokesperson said.
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Gov. Pritzker Blocks Hiring of Pardoned Jan. 6 Participants in Illinois
Gov. JB Pritzker called the pardoned Jan. 6 participants’ actions “infamous or disgraceful conduct” under Illinois law.
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US Prosecutor Opens Probe of DOJ’s Jan. 6 Cases
The probe will look into why prosecutors brought a felony charge against hundreds of people.
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Judge Lifts Restrictions on Jan. 6 Convicts Who Had Sentences Commuted
Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes and others are now free to enter Washington.
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Commuted Jan. 6 Defendants Barred by Judge From Entering Washington Without Permission
At least one of the defendants had been in Washington since being pardoned.
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