Federal prosecutors and defense lawyers in the sedition case against the far-right group joined forces to request a delay in the trial, citing the hearing by the House select committee.
Author: Alan Feuer
In Ad, Shotgun-Toting Greitens Asks Voters to Go ‘RINO Hunting’
A right-wing Senate candidate accompanies a squad of heavily armed men as they storm a home looking for ‘Republicans in name only.’
Judge Convicts Man Who Carried Confederate Flag in Capitol Attack
Kevin Seefried was found guilty with his son by a federal judge of obstructing the certification of the 2020 presidential vote along with other lesser charges.
Jan. 6 Narrative Is Built on Trump, Proud Boys and Capitol Police
The House committee built the story it laid out around Donald Trump, the Proud Boys and a Capitol Police officer, drawing clear contrasts along the way.
Group Chat Linked to Roger Stone Shows Ties Among Jan. 6 Figures
The roster of participants highlights how Mr. Stone, the pro-Trump political operative, was involved with a strikingly large number of people who sought to overturn the 2020 election.
Ray Epps Jan. 6 Conspiracy Theory Undercut by New Evidence
Recordings released to defense lawyers directly challenge assertions by prominent Republicans that an Arizona man named Ray Epps was a federal informant and helped start the Capitol riot.
Oath Keepers Leader Sought to Ask Trump to Unleash His Militia
A dramatic account of how the militia leader, Stewart Rhodes, tried to reach Donald J. Trump on Jan. 6 with a message that the group could help keep him in power was revealed in federal court.
Former N.Y.P.D. Officer Convicted of Assault in Jan. 6 Case
Thomas Webster was found guilty in federal court after assaulting a Washington, D.C., police officer with a metal flagpole during the riot at the Capitol last year.
Jan. 6 Trial Begins for Thomas Webster, Former N.Y.P.D. Officer
A onetime member of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg’s security detail is accused of assaulting a Washington police officer during the Capitol riot.
Ohio Man Who Blamed Trump for Storming the Capitol Is Found Guilty
Dustin Thompson was the first defendant tried for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack to use a Trump-made-me-do-it defense in front of a jury. He was convicted on all six charges against him.