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“I think you were caught up in a moment,” a federal judge said as he sentenced Thomas Webster, an ex-Marine who once served on the protective detail of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

A handful of Republicans who heeded President Donald J. Trump’s call to march to the Capitol are now vying to return to Washington, this time as lawmakers.

Google said that Parler had more robust content moderation practices than it did when it was banned in the aftermath of the Jan. 6 riot.

The lawyer, Kellye SoRelle, was charged with obstructing the certification of the 2020 election and tampering with evidence in the Justice Department’s investigation of the Capitol riot.

The president is set to return to his campaign theme of democracy in peril as his party fights to retain its hold on Congress in the midterm elections.

Joshua Pruitt, 40, came face to face with the senator’s group as it fled to safety during the attack, according to prosecutors.

Readers discuss the decisions facing college graduates. Also: Lindsey Graham’s prediction; housing discrimination; babies and minimalism.

As they did before the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, the former president and his allies are fueling outrage among supporters.

President Biden took what have been political vulnerabilities for the White House — policing and rising crime — and portrayed them as strengths ahead of the congressional elections in November.

Prosecuting a former president is an unprecedented but necessary step to protect American democracy.