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The distinction between pardons and commutations, and their implications.
The raw counts of ’s pardons versus commutations are contested in public reporting because clemency actions were issued in multiple large batches and different outlets use different cut‑off dates; usi...
Reporting to date identifies a small number of formerly involved January 6 participants who later obtained or returned to federal employment — most prominently Jared L. Wise, who has publicly been rep...
Sentences for leaders of the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers were, until the January 2025 clemency actions, among the harshest handed down in the sprawling January 6 prosecutions—ranging from double‑d...
Five prominent Proud Boys who were treated in public reporting as leaders or senior organizers in the Jan. 6 prosecutions received multi‑year prison sentences: Enrique “Enrique” Tarrio (22 years), Eth...
Prosecutors and trackers report roughly between about 1,000 and 1,300 January 6 defendants were ultimately convicted in federal and related proceedings, with most convictions resolved by guilty plea a...