January 6
Pentagon prepares to deploy 1,500 soldiers to Minnesota as Walz mobilizes Nat'l Guard to protests
The Pentagon has placed 1,500 active-duty US soldiers on alert as mass protests against immigration enforcement escalate in Minnesota, following the National Guard’s mobilization and rising tensions
White House posts new January 6 account ahead of fifth anniversary
On This Day in 2021: January 6 US Capitol insurrection riots
BBC edit of January 6 speech sparks $10B lawsuit from Trump
What big changes did Trump make on the first day of his presidency?
Among the moves that Trump made on his first day back was to pardon about 1,500 people who stormed the US Capitol on January 6, 2021.
Trump announces sweeping first-day executive orders and record declassifications
Classified documents regarding the assassinations of JFK, RFK, and MLK are to be released. Trump added that "other topics of great interest" will have classified records declassified.
FBI did not send undercover operatives to join Jan. 6 attack, watchdog says
The report found that the FBI could have done more ahead of the Jan. 6 attack by canvassing its field offices for intelligence from informants to prepare for what was to come.
Biden was right – and righteous – to pardon son, Hunter - opinion
President Biden's pardon of Hunter Biden was a justified response to politically pressured prosecutions of minor gun and tax charges.
Trump alleges Democratic 'coup' of Biden ahead of Harris speech at site of Jan. 6 rally
Trump said at a campaign event in Flordia that Democrats "stole the presidency of the United States."
'President Chaos': A cartoonist's collection of work from Donald Trump's presidency
I see this work as a historical document that will live to enlighten people about how fragile democracy is and how a divisive authoritarian leader like Trump can destroy it.
Judge sentences former Jewish Press editor to 4 months for his role Jan. 6 Capitol breach
The prosecution and the defense had at the time of his guilty pleas agreed to recommend a prison sentence of eight to 14 months and a fine between $4,000 and $40,000.
Trump tells Christians they won't have to vote after this election
At a Turning Point Action event, Trump assured Christians that voting for him means they "won't have to vote again," sparking controversy and concerns over democracy.
US Secret Service chief resigns following Trump assassination attempt - report
Kimberly Cheatle resigned after failing to prevent an assassination attempt on Donald Trump at a rally.
Pence says he will not endorse former boss Trump in 2024 US election
Pence served Trump loyally but publicly broke with the former Republican president over his role in the January 6, 2021, riot at the US Capitol by Trump supporters.
