News

Trial begins in case of a Jan. 6 defendant with whom the Trump DOJ actually disagrees
Taylor Taranto said Trump’s mass pardon and dismissal order covered all of his charges. The Trump DOJ disagreed.
The New Republic on MSN14d
Trump Reportedly Told January 6 Militant and Hate Leader “I Love You”
In an interview with Alex Jones in January, Tarrio promised “retribution” against people who worked on prosecuting ...
CBS News29d
Officers who attended Trump's Jan. 6 rally petition Supreme Court to allow their anonymity in public records
Four Seattle police officers who attended President Trump's "Stop the Steal" rally on Jan. 6, 2021, which preceded ... Neil Fox, an attorney for Sueoka in this case, told the Associated Press ...
Federal judge rules Trump’s blanket Jan. 6 pardon doesn’t cover Maryland gun conviction
The president could issue a new pardon covering conduct unrelated to the 2021 attack on the Capitol if he wants to.
The Daily Beast29d
Trump’s DOJ Is Trying to Clear Navarro’s Jan. 6 Conviction
“And they will never break Donald Trump ... case “to enable the Department of Justice to reexamine its position on the executive privilege issues implicated in this appeal.” The Jan. 6 ...
Palm Beach Post14d
Trump DC attorney pick Ed Martin's nomination in peril after rare Republican opposition
Given committee rules that allow any member to delay ... Jan. 6-related criminal defendants and appointed Martin as ...