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The January 6 attack on the US Capitol and Jake Lang's involvement
Members of Congress have, on multiple occasions, publicly demanded that Donald Trump leave office—primarily in the wake of the January 6, 2021 Capitol attack—while advocacy campaigns and some local of...
Jake Lang is a far‑right provocateur with a record of racist, anti‑Muslim, and antisemitic statements and violent behavior tied to the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, but the available reporting does not provi...
The Twenty‑Fifth Amendment’s Section 3 — the president’s voluntary, written transfer of powers to the vice president — has been used a handful of times for planned medical procedures, most notably by ...
Congressional calls for President Donald Trump to leave office after the January 6 Capitol attack were significant but not monolithic: dozens of Democratic lawmakers and more than 200 members publicly...
The House of Representatives impeached President Donald J. Trump a second time on January 13, 2021, adopting a single article—incitement of insurrection—by a 232–197 vote; that tally reflected all 222...
Public discussion of “resignation, Trump” collapses two different realities into one phrase: mass departures from his administrations (actual resignations and dismissals of officials) and recurring pu...
No reporting in the provided sources documents a pardoned January 6 participant actually being hired into or serving in another federal law‑enforcement agency after receiving clemency; contemporary co...
Contemporaneous, verifiable emails or internal memoranda showing Cabinet members formally deliberating to invoke Section 4 of the 25th Amendment are not produced or cited in the reporting provided; mo...
Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez has publicly disclosed that she is a survivor of a past sexual assault and has also said she feared being sexually assaulted during the January 6 Capitol attack; those two pub...
Nick Fuentes has publicly and under oath denied ever speaking to or cooperating with federal law enforcement, and the reporting provided contains no verified evidence that he has worked for or acted a...
Extremist actors have demonstrably used online platforms to amplify narratives that intersect with law enforcement recruitment and incidents — from sympathetic promotion of officers at events like Jan...
Reporting shows multiple protest-related deaths during Donald Trump’s first term, but there is no single authoritative tally in the supplied sources that covers every protest death across his presiden...
Ashli Babbitt’s killing has had a disproportionate symbolic and political impact on the January 6 inquiry even as it produced no criminal prosecution of the officer involved and did not materially alt...
Calls for Donald J. Trump to resign have recurred across different moments of his presidency and post-presidential influence, voiced by activists, unions, lawmakers and petition drives citing everythi...
No publicly available reporting reviewed here identifies a specific number of presidentially pardoned January 6 defendants who are currently employed by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE);...
Federal obstruction of official proceedings is governed by a constellation of criminal statutes—most prominently 18 U.S.C. §1512 (tampering with witnesses/evidence), §1505 (obstruction of proceedings ...