Jan. 6 Coverage

Judge says he should not have specified a day of release for Kevin Seefried.

Former Bexar County Lt. Roxanne Mathai has won a large settlement after suing her former employer.

David Kennedy Homol, 55, was charged with assaulting two police officers on Jan. 6. He is at least the fifth Jan. 6 defendant to die by suicide.

The FBI received a tip about the family, resulting in the charges.

The U.S. Department of Justice reports 1,424 people have been arrested on Jan. 6 charges—at the quickest pace since 2021.

The heavy presence of undercover federal agents constituted an ‘induced entrapment of all who were at the Capitol,’ defendant William Pope wrote.

Maj. Gen. Walker conveyed a request for assistance at around 1:50 p.m. on Jan. 6 but the Guard was not deployed to the Capitol until about 5:10 p.m.

‘None of the seven government employees and contractors were in Washington, D.C., on January 6 or attacked the Capitol,’ the complaint states.

It’s not clear which agency employed the official.

Ryan Taylor Nichols, 33, suffered ‘horrific’ pretrial prison conditions that warranted a time-served sentence, defense attorney said.

Mr. Alam smashed windows in the Speaker’s Lobby entrance where Ashli Babbitt was fatally shot and later told protesters leaving the Capitol: ‘We need guns.’

Ohio woman faces up to eight years in prison.

One of the most jarring new videos shows police giving a protester the heave-ho out the South Door, slamming him head-first into the outer doors.

John Earle Sullivan had been convicted in late 2023 of seven Jan. 6 charges. He filmed the shooting of Ms. Babbitt outside the Speaker’s Lobby at the Capitol.

U.S. District Judge Rudolph Contreras agreed with prosecutors that material sought by defendant William Pope “is irrelevant and immaterial.”

Experts say the high court may remand the case back to the federal court for further proceedings, a move that would give Trump a strategic win.

One document says the officer ‘participated’ in the riot at the U.S. Capitol.

Justices issue new directive.

Senior US District Judge Reggie Walton ordered probationer Daniel Goodwyn to ’show cause' for why he should not reimpose the ill-fated computer monitoring.