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After Donald Trump urged supporters to protest his looming indictment, some Republicans have heeded the call, while many others have publicly lobbied against it.

The verdicts came after earlier trials in which other members of the far-right pro-Trump militia were convicted of seditious conspiracy for their roles in the Capitol attack.

Prosecutors in New York, Georgia and the Justice Department face complex choices about what crimes to charge if they decide to indict Donald Trump.

The government’s two-month-long presentation included more than 20 witnesses and used some legal theories that tested the boundaries of conspiracy law.

The Google-owned video platform became the latest of the big social networks to reverse the former president’s account restrictions.

Around 250,000 people crossed treacherous jungle between Colombia, Panama last year, nearly twice as many as 2021.

Larry Giberson was part of a mob that fought with the police and he cheered on others who used weapons and pepper spray against officers, prosecutors said.

Prosecuting the former president would be a step toward mending the country.

James E. Boasberg will take over from Beryl A. Howell as the chief judge of the Federal District Court in Washington, a post that plays a key role in the special counsel investigations into Donald J. Trump.

Readers respond to a guest essay about President Biden’s vice-presidential options. Also: Mike Pence; Chris Rock; rare texts; family values.