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The events of the January 6 attack on the United States Capitol.
Federal prosecutors ultimately brought seditious-conspiracy charges only against a small subset of Jan. 6 defendants — concentrated in two organized groups — and courts adjudicated those cases through...
Rep. Jamie Raskin’s January 13, 2026 letter demanded a wide swath of personnel and internal documents from the Department of Homeland Security — including personal records, pay and bonus information, ...
There is no publicly confirmed evidence in the provided reporting that ICE has actually hired people who participated in the January 6 attack; instead, Democratic lawmakers have opened investigations ...
The documented record shows limited, situational communications between then‑Speaker (or her office) and Capitol security or officials about support in the days immediately before and during the attac...
Donald Trump and some White House aides communicated informally in the days before Jan. 6 that federal forces should be ready in Washington and that the National Guard could be used if necessary, but ...
Congressional investigations, led by the House Select Committee, and documentary records assembled by oversight groups concluded there is no evidence that President Trump signed an order to deploy the...