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9M) provide additional coverage. CAPITOL VIOLENCE NEWS Federal Prosecutors Expect At Least 100 More Arrests In Capitol Siege Probe. Reuters (4/22, Wolfe) reports that the Justice Department "expects to charge at least 100 more people for taking part in the deadly attack on the U.S. Capitol, signaling

rate any real accounting into the insurrection." EFTA00150521 Capitol Police Respond To Lofgren Allegation. Politico (4/22, 6.73M) reports, "The Capitol Police pushed back forcefully" Thursday against a claim by Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) that a "commanding official directed officers on Jan. 6 to pursue only a

me," and that re-opening schools this year must be a top priority. EFTA00150800 HHS Whistleblower Settles With Federal Government. Reuters (8/9, Wolfe) reports that the US government "government has agreed to compensate a scientist who filed a whistleblower complaint that said former President Dona

M) reports, "A U.S. appeals court on Monday ordered the release of a man accused of macing a police officer at the Jan. 6 Capitol riot and attacking Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick who died in the wake of the attack." According to The Hill, "The three- judge panel determined that the district court had 'c

nt. Additional reporting on the story was provided by the New York Post (01/07, Propper), People (01/06, Hernandez), MSNBC (01/06, Lim), CNN (01/05, Wolfe, Razek, Yan, Williams), Al Jazeera (01/05, Staff Writer), Independent (01/06, McHardy), Rolling Stone (01/05, Madarang), BBC (01/05, Kim), The Hill

e, despite acknowledging efforts like the Justice Department's prosecutions and states' actions against Donald Trump. The article noted that former Capitol Police officers Harry Dunn and Sergeant Aquilino Gonell also shared their reflections on the attack and its impact on their lives, with Gonell noting the e

The Epoch Times (11/30, Steiber) also reported on the story. Judges Dubious Toward Trump Bid to Suppress U.S. Capitol Riot Records Reuters (11/30, Wolfe) reported that U.S. appeals court judges on Tuesday signaled skepticism toward former President Donald Trump's bid to keep records about his convers

just hours after the US Capitol riot on January 6. According to the article, Desjardins was caught on video using a broken wooden table leg to beat Capitol Police officers on the Lower West Terrace of the Capitol, the site of some of the most brutal fighting between officers and the mob. The article noted that

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sactions, but so far, no conclusive evidence has been found to link anyone to the crime. Recent conspiracy theories, including a claim that a former Capitol Police officer was the bomber, have been dismissed by the FBI and the officer's attorney as "recklessly false" and "absurd". The article highlighted that o