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Capitol Riots
Man who drove stun gun into Officer Fanone's neck to plead guilty
Capitol Riots
Oath Keeper with autism was 'hyper-fixated' on following Trump's orders, defense wants to argue in third trial
William Isaacs, of Kissimmee, Florida, wants to tell jurors his autism diagnosis meant it was "difficult if not impossible" to discern he was committing a crime.
Capitol Riots
Marine Corps veteran sentenced to 5 years in prison for assaulting police on Jan. 6
Daniel Caldwell, of The Colony, Texas, pleaded guilty last year to assaulting multiple officers with chemical spray during the Capitol riot.
Capitol Riots
Judge revokes bond for Navy reservist who praised Hitler
A federal judge ordered Hatchet Speed held in pretrial detention following his conviction on firearms charges in Virginia.
Capitol Riots
'Self-proclaimed' Proud Boy pleads guilty to entering Capitol on Jan. 6
Daniel Goodwyn, of Corinth, Texas, pleaded guilty Tuesday to entering and remaining in a restricted building.
Capitol Riots
Trump served wrongful death lawsuit in connection to death of Capitol Police Officer
The suit was filed on January 6th this year by Officer Brian Sicknick's longtime girlfriend Sandra Garza. It seeks $10 million from Trump and two others.
Capitol Riots
Partner of Capital Police Officer Brian Sicknick speaks out
A judge has handed down one of the largest prison sentences to date stemming from the capitol riots of January 6, 2021.
Capitol Riots
Officer Sicknick assault suspect ordered to serve 80 months in prison
Julian Khater, 33, of Pennsylvania, was ordered to serve one of the longest sentences to date in a Jan. 6 case for pepper spraying Capitol Police officers.
Capitol Riots
Officer Sicknick assault suspect ordered to serve 6 years in prison
A federal judge sentenced the Pennsylvania man who pepper sprayed U.S. Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick on Jan. 6, 2021, to six years and eight months in prison
Capitol Riots
Man pleads guilty to threatening to set off bomb in Capitol Hill if Biden didn't step down
Floyd Ray Roseberry, 51, livestreamed himself threatening to set off a bomb if President Joe Biden didn't step down from office.
Capitol Riots
Loudoun County man arrested on felony count in Capitol riot investigation
Robert William DeGregoris, of Aldie, Virginia, was arrested Wednesday on a felony count of civil disorder and four misdemeanor charges.
Capitol Riots
Judge: Steve Bannon must comply with subpoena in sexual discrimination suit against Trump campaign
A staffer with former President Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign claims a campaign of sexual discrimination blocked her from promised career advancement.
Capitol Riots
Oath Keeper with autism was 'hyper-fixated' on following Trump's orders, defense wants to argue in third trial
William Isaacs, of Kissimmee, Florida, wants to tell jurors his autism diagnosis meant it was "difficult if not impossible" to discern he was committing a crime.
Capitol Riots
Marine Corps veteran sentenced to 5 years in prison for assaulting police on Jan. 6
Daniel Caldwell, of The Colony, Texas, pleaded guilty last year to assaulting multiple officers with chemical spray during the Capitol riot.
Capitol Riots
Judge revokes bond for Navy reservist who praised Hitler
A federal judge ordered Hatchet Speed held in pretrial detention following his conviction on firearms charges in Virginia.
Capitol Riots
'Self-proclaimed' Proud Boy pleads guilty to entering Capitol on Jan. 6
Daniel Goodwyn, of Corinth, Texas, pleaded guilty Tuesday to entering and remaining in a restricted building.
Capitol Riots
Trump served wrongful death lawsuit in connection to death of Capitol Police Officer
The suit was filed on January 6th this year by Officer Brian Sicknick's longtime girlfriend Sandra Garza. It seeks $10 million from Trump and two others.
Capitol Riots
Partner of Capital Police Officer Brian Sicknick speaks out
A judge has handed down one of the largest prison sentences to date stemming from the capitol riots of January 6, 2021.
Capitol Riots
Officer Sicknick assault suspect ordered to serve 80 months in prison
Julian Khater, 33, of Pennsylvania, was ordered to serve one of the longest sentences to date in a Jan. 6 case for pepper spraying Capitol Police officers.
Capitol Riots
Officer Sicknick assault suspect ordered to serve 6 years in prison
A federal judge sentenced the Pennsylvania man who pepper sprayed U.S. Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick on Jan. 6, 2021, to six years and eight months in prison
Capitol Riots
Man pleads guilty to threatening to set off bomb in Capitol Hill if Biden didn't step down
Floyd Ray Roseberry, 51, livestreamed himself threatening to set off a bomb if President Joe Biden didn't step down from office.
Capitol Riots
Loudoun County man arrested on felony count in Capitol riot investigation
Robert William DeGregoris, of Aldie, Virginia, was arrested Wednesday on a felony count of civil disorder and four misdemeanor charges.
Capitol Riots
Judge: Steve Bannon must comply with subpoena in sexual discrimination suit against Trump campaign
A staffer with former President Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign claims a campaign of sexual discrimination blocked her from promised career advancement.
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