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Democracy CAPITOL VIOLENCE NEWS • Florida Man Who Sprayed Mace at Cops on Jan. 6 Gets Prison Time • New Jersey Man Who Wore Company Jacket Inside Capitol on Jan. 6 Pleads Guilty • Indiana Mother Faces Felony Charges After Storming U.S. Capitol With Her Son on Jan. 6 OTHER FBI NEWS • Raskin Launches

ison Time • New Jersey Man Who Wore Company Jacket Inside Capitol on Jan. 6 Pleads Guilty • Indiana Mother Faces Felony Charges After Storming U.S. Capitol With Her Son on Jan. 6 OTHER FBI NEWS • Raskin Launches Probe Into Closed DOJ Investigation of Trump-Egypt Ties • Continued Reporting: Oprah Winfr

as Vegas Teens Plead Guilty in Classmate's Deadly Beating as Part of Plea Deal Associated Press Back to Top BIG PICTURE New York Times • Aide to Hochul is Facing Charges of Helping China • Russia Missiles Leave 50 Dead At Cadet Venue • Netanyahu's Hard Line Extends to Political Opponents at Home •

ages' • Illinois Hearing Officer, Ex-G.O.P. Judge, Says Trump Engaged in Insurrection • Houston Man Charged After Found Taking Seines and Videos in Capitol During Jan. 6 Siege • Milwaukee Man Arrested for Allegedly Assaulting Capitol Police With Chemical Spray During Jan. 6 • Cheney Recirculates Stefan

cle added that Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke said in a statement, "With this settlement agreement, the Executive Chamber under Governor Hochul is undertaking additional actions that will address system failures of the past while helping prevent the recurrence of systemic sexual harassment a

sed cases for nearly 1,600 people charged in the attack. Wise repeatedly shouted, "Kill 'eml" as he watched rioters assaulting officers outside the Capitol, according to an FBI agent's affidavit. Wise clapped his hands and raised his arms "in triumph" after he entered the building through the Senate win

walked out of the federal courthouse where he was being held alongside New York Gov. Kathy Hochul. During a news conference outside the courthouse, Hochul said that charges against Lander had been dropped, though the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York said it was "continuing t

ce Department has demanded a list from the FBI of the thousands of agents who participated in investigations into the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol, a move some within the bureau see as a possible precursor to mass firings. Additional reporting on Deputy Director Bongino was published by Forbes

yees would be asked to detail their accomplishments or face possible termination. The article mentioned that at a State Police graduation ceremony, Hochul also extended an invitation to any FBI employees who were looking for new jobs, saying that "It would be an honor" to have them. The governor's offi

ages' • Illinois Hearing Officer, Ex-G.O.P. Judge, Says Trump Engaged in Insurrection • Houston Man Charged After Found Taking Seines and Videos in Capitol During Jan. 6 Siege • Milwaukee Man Arrested for Allegedly Assaulting Capitol Police With Chemical Spray During Jan. 6 • Cheney Recirculates Stefan

cle added that Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke said in a statement, "With this settlement agreement, the Executive Chamber under Governor Hochul is undertaking additional actions that will address system failures of the past while helping prevent the recurrence of systemic sexual harassment a