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The Supreme Court is clearing the way for the dismissal of Steve Bannon's contempt of Congress conviction. Bannon, a former Trump adviser, served jail time for defying a subpoena related to the January 6th investigation. This symbolic move would erase the conviction from his record.
A man accused of planting pipe bombs faces tougher charges, sparking debate about election deniers and presidential pardons. His defense hinges on Trump's blanket pardons, raising questions of justice and accountability.
The death of Ashli Babbitt during the January 6th Capitol riot remains a point of intense debate. Accounts differ on the circumstances, highlighting conflicting views on the use of force and the nature of the protest. Her story underscores the deep divisions within American society.
A New York Times report reveals that numerous individuals pardoned for their involvement in the January 6th Capitol riot have since committed new crimes. This pattern of re-offending raises serious questions about the use of presidential pardons and their impact on public safety and the rule of law.
Senator Tom Tillis has introduced a new condition for Trump's next Attorney General nominee: a clear rejection of any excuses for the January 6th Capitol attack. This stance challenges potential candidates like Todd Blanch and Lee Zeldon, who have previously expressed views questioning the 2020 election results or Trump's role on January 6th. The outcome could significantly impact Trump's ability to secure key positions.
A man who was pardoned for his role in the January 6th Capitol riot has been sentenced to prison for possessing over 100,000 child pornography images and videos. The sentencing highlights that presidential pardons do not grant immunity from prosecution for other unrelated crimes.
Audio from January 6th reveals a disturbing justification for the actions of Ashli Babbitt, highlighting the persistent and troubling narratives within parts of the MAGA movement. This mindset continues to pose challenges to democratic norms.
Former Capitol Police officer Harry Dunn, who defended the building on January 6th, is speaking out. After writing a bestselling book, he's now running for Congress. Dunn blames political chaos for economic struggles and wants to represent working people.
The BBC is asking a U.S. court to dismiss former President Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit. Trump alleges a BBC documentary defamed him by editing a speech to falsely suggest he incited the Capitol riot. The broadcaster argues the documentary never aired in the U.S.
A plaque honoring law enforcement's defense of the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, was finally installed after a three-year delay, drawing sharp criticism from Joe Scarborough. The memorial, mandated by law for March 2023, highlights bureaucratic issues in promptly recognizing heroism.
