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his allies for their attempts to prevent President Joe Biden's confirmation as the winner of the 2020 election, tied to the events of the January 6 Capitol riot. Trump, who refused an offer to testify to the grand jury, confirmed that he would testify at any trial if indicted while denying any wrongdoi

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olitico (07/27, Kayali), Washington Post (07/27, Chason, Suliman), Al Jazeera (07/27, Staff Writer), CBS News (07/27, Staff Writer), Forbes (07/27, Faguy), VOA News (07/27, Diallo), and The Hill (07/27, Nazzaro) also reported on the story. A Staffer Recalls Chaos at Key Sentencing Hearing for a Michi

ng to Wise as a "valued member of the department. His placement in a leadership position has raised questions about the administration's handling of Capitol riot prosecutions and its broader approach to accountability for the events of January 6. Additional reporting was provided by Newsmax (08/07, McCar

defendant is now serving as a senior adviser in the Department of Justice under the Trump administration, despite his prior involvement in the 2021 Capitol riot. Wise was captured on police bodycam footage urging rioters to "kill" law enforcement officers and shouting inflammatory remarks, including cal

k (08/07, Whisnant). EFTA01654395 Continued Reporting: Texas Redistricting Feud Escalates as Democrats Face Bomb and FBI Threats The BBC (08/07, Faguy) reported that a dispute over a plan to redraw electoral boundaries in Texas has escalated again after Republican John Cornyn said the FBI had agree

rumpian Exploits GOP Congressman Defends Profanity-Laced Rant at Teens in Capitol • Axios: GOP Congressman Defends Profanity-Laced Rant at Teens in Capitol The SEC Wants Publicly Traded Companies to Report Major Cyber Incidents Within Four Days • Washington Post: The SEC Wants Publicly Traded Companies

Politico (07/27, Kayali), Washington Post (07/27, Chason, Suliman), Al Jazeera (07/27, Staff Writer), CBS News (07/27, Staff Writer), Forbes (07/27, Faguy), VOA News (07/27, Diallo), and The Hill (07/27, Nazzaro) also reported on the story. A Staffer Recalls Chaos at Key Sentencing Hearing for a Michi

in illegally entering the Capitol building. The article noted that Montoni posted various statements on her Parler account related to breaching the Capitol, and in a Facebook post, she declared her intent to return on Inauguration Day with other Trump supporters. She now faces a potential sentence of up

, McDermott), CNBC (06/27, Kimball), NBC News (06/27, Strickler), NPR (06/27, Kaste), ABC News (06/27, Stewart, Haslett, Bruggeman), Forbes (06/27, Faguy), CBS News (06/27, Chasan), Fox News (06/27, Pandolfo), Axios (06/27, Doherty), and The Daily Beast (06/27, Hippensteel) also reported on the story.

re. The article added that Trump has falsely accused agents of abuse in their court-ordered search of his Mar-a-Lago home and of their treatment of Capitol rioters and that some agents say the criticism belies the fact that FBI agents and supervisors can't choose which assignments they are given as part

ing), NPR (01/30, Johnson), New York Times (01/30, Goldman), CNN (01/30, Cohen), NPR (01/30, Lucas, Moore), CYBERSCOOP (01/30, Starks), BBC (01/30, Faguy), Roll Call (01/30, Tarinelli), CNN (01/30, Video), Politico (01/30, Fuchs), Washington Times (01/30, Picket, Dinan), the Hill (01/30, Irwin), Fox N

Murdock) reported that Edward Kelley, a 36-year-old Tennessee man, was pardoned by President Donald Trump for his role in the January 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol attack. Despite the pardon, Kelley was convicted and sentenced to life in prison for plotting to kill 37 FBI agents who investigated him. Kelley had

ey. Additional reporting on the story was provided by ABC News (07/06, Shapiro, Hutchinson), Axios (07/06, Mendoza, Galvan), BBC (07/06, O'Donoghue, Faguy), Business Insider (07/06, Rommen, Edmonds, Lee), CBS News (07/06, Tabachnick, Czachor, et al.), CNN (07/06, Johnson), Fox News (07/06, Koch), The G

cking from many of their groups, he pardoned or commuted the sentences of the 1,500-plus people charged with crimes in the deadly Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol riot, including people convicted of assaulting police officers. Fox News (08/11, Casiano) reported that Director Patel endorsed Trump's plans to ta

e homeland and protecting American citizens and protecting our children," he insisted. Additional reporting on the story was provided by BBC (08/11, Faguy), Courthouse News Service (08/11, Weiss), Newsweek (08/11, Castro, Parry), New York Magazine (08/11, Staff Writer), USA Today (08/11, Garrison, Broo

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

y. The New York Times (02/25, Shear, Conger), Forbes (02/25, Durkee), Politico (02/25, Stokol, Lippman), New York Post (02/25, Glebova), BBC (02/25, Faguy), Washington Examiner (02/25, Quarshie), Axios (02/25, Peck), Fox News (02/25, Stancy), New York Post (02/25, Keane), the Guardian (02/25, Tait), C

secutors are seeking the maximum sentence for Ryan Zink, a Texas man convicted of two misdemeanors related to his participation in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot. According to the article, Prosecutors argued that Zink has shown no remorse for his actions, has falsely portrayed himself as a EFTA01656098

Couch shifts from forest manhunt to an active investigation." The story was also reported on by ABC News (09/18, Hutchinson, Pereira), BBC (09/18, Faguy), CBS News (09/18, Sundby, Tanyos), CNN (09/18, Simonson), Fox News (09/18, Betz), NBC News (09/18, Smith, Cohen), the New York Post (09/18, Griffin