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Top Prosecutor Urges Against Pardoning Capitol Attack Participants

US Attorney opposes pardoning Capitol attack defendants, emphasizing accountability and upholding the rule of law.

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Internet Mocks Marjorie Taylor Greene For Saying There's 'No Way to Repay' Jan. 6 Rioters 'For What They've Been Through': 'What They Did Was Stupid'

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene defended Jan. 6 insurrectionists while going after Congress members, including Liz Cheney, during a recent podcast appearance.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene wants to go after top prosecutor for January 6 charges: ‘He should pay’

Far-right congresswoman admits rioters ‘engaged in violence’ and fought police but ‘have served their time’

The Independent UK

Former D.C. police officer found guilty of tipping off Proud Boys leader ahead of Jan 6

Lamond was indicted last year for his role in assisting the Proud Boys leader ahead of January 6

The Independent UK

MTG suggests prosecuting Jack Smith

The Georgia congresswoman spelled out exactly what a second Trump term would mean for prosecutors investigating him

Salon

2 men from Europe charged with 'swatting' plot targeting members of Congress and senior US officials

Two men from Europe are charged in a plot to call in bogus reports of police emergencies to harass and threaten members of Congress, senior U.S. government officials and dozens of other people

The Independent UK

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Former Navy Admiral charged with taking bribes while on the job

The four-star Admiral voluntarily surrendered himself to law enforcement on Friday

The Independent UK

Bipartisan Tax Credit Bonanza

Plus: California reparations bills drop, the Biden administration continues the war on gas stoves, and D.C.'s rising crime rate.

Reason

Justice Department reveals untold injuries suffered by officers on Jan. 6

Discover the latest updates on the January 6th insurrection as Attorney General Merrick Garland highlights the Justice Department's efforts to hold perpetr...

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Three years on, January 6 Capitol riot reverberates in US courts, 2024 race

US Capitol riot continues to fuel divisions as criminal cases progress in courts, including a Donald Trump indictment.

Al Jazeera

Capitol riot, 3 years later: Hundreds of convictions, yet 1 major mystery is unsolved

Three years after the attack on the U.S. Capitol, Washington’s federal courthouse is flooded with trials, guilty plea hearings and sentencings stemming from what has become the largest criminal investigation in American history

The Independent UK

Former Capitol Police officer pleads guilty in 2020 cruiser crash with motorcyclist - Roll Call

A former Capitol Police officer pleaded guilty Wednesday to a charge that stems from a 2020 crash in Georgetown with a police cruiser.

Roll Call

Violent crime is rising in the nation's capital. DC seeks solutions as Congress keeps close watch

Veteran law enforcer Pamela Smith is taking over as police chief in the nation's capital at a precarious time

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Bowser argues for DC autonomy as she defends city on crime response - Roll Call

Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser sought to “set the record straight” Tuesday as Republicans ramp up criticism of the city’s policies.

The Independent UK

Another 1,000 people could face charges in January 6 probe, prosecutor says

The Justice Department has already charged more than 1,000 in connection with the pro-Trump riot

The Guardian - US

Federal prosecutors warn court of potential deluge of January 6 charges – report

Court officials estimate another 700 to 1,200 defendants could face charges as editor of New York Jewish newspaper arrested

Tribune News Service

DOJ told court to expect a deluge of new Jan. 6 prosecutions

WASHINGTON — More than 1,000 additional people could still face charges in connection with the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, according to a letter to the D.C. federal court from the U.S. attorney in Washington.

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