Despite losses in state and federal court, four Seattle officers who went to the Jan. 6 rally are asking the Supreme Court to ...

Exports during the reporting period decreased by $10.8 bln to $162.1 bln, while imports rose by $1.8 bln to $109.5 bln ...

The lawsuit accuses LADWP of failing to comply with its own policy, then changing the policy and altering a log to erase a delayed arrival to shut off power to the Palisades on Jan. 7.

Sam Stein is joined by Politico’s Kyle Cheney to unpack a bombshell whistleblower report accusing DOJ official Emil Bove—now ...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang may soon surpass Warren Buffett in terms of net worth, as his company is the first to ever reach a ...

Daniel Hodges is a Metropolitan Police Officer and a party to a new lawsuit against the Architect of the Capitol to compel ...

Edward Kelley, 36, was pardoned for his role in storming the U.S. Capitol. He'll still spend life in prison for plotting to ...

Some January 6ers have their own lawsuits filed against the government in which they’re seeking compensation. The Proud Boys filed one such suit last month. Another effort is led by a lawyer who went ...

Edward Kelley signaled his intention to press the scope of Trump’s blanket Jan. 6 pardon on appeal, all the way to the ...

Some judges have deferred to prosecutors and erased charges or convictions stemming from cases discovered during the Jan. 6 investigation, but others refused.

With those Americans in mind, it is helpful to sift through what we have learned about January 6 over the past four years—and to note the things that we still don’t know.

On the first day he took office, Trump pardoned almost every individual convicted of crimes related to the deadly January 6, 2021 riot.