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The prosecutions related to the January 6, 2021 event and the Supreme Court's rulings on obstruction charges.
A discrete but consequential group of January 6 defendants were formally accused or found guilty of bringing ; among the named cases in public filings and reporting are , , , , and Timothy Hale‑Cusane...
A set of high-profile clemency actions wiped away court-ordered financial obligations for multiple pardoned defendants and at least one corporation; reporting and tracking by former DOJ pardon attorne...
The sweeping clemency actions President Trump took on his first day back in office wiped federal sentences and halted prosecutions for roughly 1,500 people charged in connection with January 6, 2021, ...
did not step in to alter the immediate certification of the in the days around , 2021, but that silence was not the end of its engagement with election-related disputes: in the years that followed the...
Public reporting shows that some people connected to January 6 have been brought into federal roles since 2021—most prominently at the Department of Justice—while congressional Democrats are actively ...
Yes: Julie Kelly appeared in the Congressional record as a witness on January 21, 2022, submitting testimony about conditions for January 6 defendants and her reporting on the events and aftermath; of...
Treason is a narrowly defined, constitutionally rooted crime reserved for acts of levying war against the United States or giving “aid and comfort” to its enemies and carries a uniquely high evidentia...
The Justice Department has treated "assault" in the January 6 prosecutions as a spectrum of conduct that ranges from physically striking officers to obstructive behavior charged as "assaulting, resist...
The number of officers who were physically assaulted on January 6 cannot be pinned to a single definitive tally in the public record, but federal prosecutors charged more than 590 individuals with ass...