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Trump Settles Lawsuit Against Musk's X for $10 Million After Being Removed From the Platform Amid the Capitol Riots: Report

Trump settled his $10 million lawsuit against Elon Musk's X after being banned from the platform for instigating the January 6th Capitol attack.

Latin Times

X to pay Donald Trump $10m to settle lawsuit over Capitol attack – report

President brought suit under X’s previous leadership after he was banned from platform following January 6 events

The Guardian - US

Pardoned January 6 Proud Boy Leader Considers Run for Congress: 'I Want to Be in That Building They Accused Me' of Storming

Pardoned Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio is considering a congressional run and wants to return to the U.S. Capitol, where he was accused of planning the insurrection.

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Former Congressional Staffer Bypasses Security Screening At U.S. Capitol

Former aide to Lori Chavez-DeRemer bypasses security screening at congressional office building. Capitol Police investigating incident.

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Capitol Rioter Insists That Charges Accusing Him of Bringing Guns Near Obama's Home Should Also Be Waived By Trump's Pardon

A Capitol rioter arrested near Obama's home with weapons is arguing that Trump's pardon for January 6 offenders should also apply to his 2023 charges.

Latin Times

Video evidence of January 6 Capitol attack missing from US government website

Press organization submitted legal filing about missing video related to case against Glen Simon

The Guardian - US

Pardoned Jan 6 rioter is on his way back to prison already over firearms offenses

Dan Edwin Wilson has been ordered to surrender to federal officials after being granted clemency by Donald Trump last month

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Anonymous FBI Agent Pens Letter Denouncing 'Unthinkable' Firing of Jan. 6 Agents: 'Will Gravely Undermine the Security of the Nation'

An anonymous FBI agent wrote a letter denouncing the "unthinkable" firing of agents who investigated the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, according to CNN.

Latin Times

Trump And X Corp. Settle Legal Battle Over Twitter Ban

President Trump settles legal dispute with X Corp. over Twitter ban post Capitol riot. Elon Musk's acquisition of X leads to Trump's account reinstatement....

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Names of FBI Investigators of January 6 Riots Will Not Be Released, Justice Department Says

The Justice Department has agreed to withhold the names of FBI agents who investigated the Capitol attack, responding to safety and retaliation concerns.

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Justice Department says it won't release the names of FBI agents who worked on Jan. 6 riot cases

The Justice Department has agreed to refrain from publicly identifying any FBI agents whose conduct is under review as President Donald Trump’s administration examines the investigations into the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol by his supporters

The Independent UK

Former Executive Director Returns To Republican Attorneys General Association

Former executive director rejoining Republican Attorneys General Association post-Capitol attack resignation. Piper's experience crucial for upcoming elect...

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FBI Special Agent Defends Colleagues Involved In Capitol Riot Investigation

An FBI special agent defends colleagues involved in Capitol riot investigation amid concerns of repercussions from the Trump administration.

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FBI gives in to justice department demand for list of January 6 investigators

Agency submitted list, excluding names, of up to 6,000 agents involved in investigating 2021 Capitol attack

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FBI Agent Defends Colleagues Involved In Capitol Riot Investigation

An anonymous FBI agent defends colleagues involved in Capitol riot investigation amid potential dismissals.

The Independent UK

Pardoned Jan 6 felon heckles former Capitol police officer Harry Dunn outside building

A former police officer attacked during the January 6 insurrection was heckled outside the Capitol by a rioter pardoned by Donald Trump.

The Independent UK

Democrats end boycott of Minnesota House after agreeing power-sharing deal with GOP

Minnesota House Democrats have returned to the state Capitol after reaching a power-sharing agreement with Republicans, ending a stalemate that prevented the chamber from conducting business for more than three weeks

Latin Times

Former Proud Boys Leader Pardoned by Trump Announces Run for Office: 'From Prison to Mar-a-Lago'

A former Proud Boys leader pardoned by President Donald Trump for his role in the Capitol riots announced that he now plans to run for office.

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Justice Department Memo Clarifies FBI Investigation Review Process

Justice Department memo addresses FBI concerns over Capitol riot investigation, clarifying disciplinary actions and providing assurance to agents amidst un...

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President Trump To Attend National Prayer Breakfast In Washington

President Donald Trump set to participate in National Prayer Breakfast tradition, delivering speeches at Capitol and private events.

Roll Call

At prayer breakfast inside the Capitol, Trump vows to ‘bring religion back’ - Roll Call

Some in Congress objected to having the ceremony inside the Capitol, with members of the Freethought Caucus describing it as “sectarian.”

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FBI Employees Fear Job Loss Over Capitol Riot Case

Attorney representing FBI employees raises concerns over Trump administration's plan to release names of Capitol riot case workers.

The Guardian - US

FBI agents assigned to January 6 cases sue Trump DoJ over retaliation fears

Agents say bid to compile list of employees who worked on US Capitol attack cases could be precursor to mass firings

Roll Call

Senate confirms Pam Bondi as next attorney general - Roll Call

The Senate confirmed Pam Bondi to be the next attorney general at a pivotal moment for the Justice Department.

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FBI Employees Fear Possible Termination Amid Capitol Riot Investigations

FBI employees involved in Capitol riot investigations face termination concerns amid Trump administration's push for personnel changes.

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