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Conspiracy theory related to the 2020 United States presidential election
Nick Fuentes rose from a college livestream host into a prominent figure on the U.S. far right by the late 2010s, affiliating with alt‑right networks (notably attending the 2017 Unite the Right rally)...
Federal investigators and the House January 6 Select Committee used broad subpoenas to follow money tied to the Capitol attack—targeting rally organizers, social media platforms, militia groups, and i...
and several members of his inner circle played a central and contested role in the chain of events that culminated on , 2021: Trump’s persistent false claims about the and his public appeals at the “S...
The , 2021 rally that immediately preceded the was organized publicly by the conservative group and allied pro- groups, even as a braided funding network—composed of payments from Trump’s political op...
The in were not a single, monolithic rally run by one group but a constellation of organized events and affiliated actors: is documented as the permit-holder and primary organizer of the Ellipse “Save...
Charlie Kirk and his Turning Point network were materially involved in organizing and promoting the January 6 “Stop the Steal” rally—publicly boasting of bus programs and funding speakers, and coordin...
Available reporting in the provided sources does not document any direct communications between national Democratic leaders and organizers of the January 6, 2021, attack; instead, the material centers...
Reporting and public records show some high-profile indictments tied to planning, funding or legal support connected to January 6 — most prominently criminal charges against former President Donald Tr...