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The riot that occurred on January 6, and the subsequent pardons and clemency issued to the participants.
There is no confirmed public evidence that January 6 rioters pardoned by President Trump have been hired as ICE agents or Customs and Border Protection officers; reporting repeatedly describes the que...
There is no publicly available, verifiable evidence in the reporting provided that names or documents a specific convicted participant as a current employee; instead, have opened an inquiry and demand...
DHS has publicly pushed back against allegations that it or ICE are actively recruiting or hiring January 6 defendants, characterizing congressional inquiries as “political theater” and denying specif...
One day after the Capitol breach, U.S. Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick died; the D.C. medical examiner ultimately concluded he died of natural causes (strokes) while noting that “all that transp...
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...
The District of Columbia Office of the Chief Medical Examiner concluded that U.S. Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick died of natural causes — specifically “acute brainstem and cerebellar infarcts d...
Charlie Kirk has repeatedly made a mix of explicitly condemnatory, theologically framed, and politically charged remarks about gay people and LGBTQ issues across podcast episodes, speeches and campus ...
Reporting on the deaths of law enforcement linked to January 6, 2021, varied sharply over time: early media and some officials initially framed certain deaths as directly caused by the riot — most not...
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...