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Witnesses had less detailed recollections than the account provided by Cassidy Hutchinson of a furious president reaching for the steering wheel when told he could not go to the Capitol.

Stefan Passantino, who represented Cassidy Hutchinson in the early stages of the House select committee’s investigation, took a leave of absence from his law firm.

The committee also accused the former president of three other federal crimes, including conspiracy to defraud the United States. Five Trump allies were referred as well.

The committee's final report included new details about weapons around the Capitol the day of the riot, Trump refusing calls to calm his supporters and more.

If the former president wins the Republican presidential nomination, he has all but promised to keep his election denialism front and center in his 2024 campaign.

Authors of a bipartisan bill to better secure the counting of presidential electoral ballots expect it to pass as part of the huge year-end spending measure.

The January 6 select committee voted on Monday to criminally refer former President Donald Trump for his role in the deadly insurrection — and his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

The referrals send a powerful signal that a bipartisan committee of Congress believes the former president committed crimes.

Elaine Luria, a House Democrat on the Jan. 6 committee, lost her race, but so did several pro-Trump Republicans who were at the Capitol on Jan. 6.

Mr. Ornato, a former Secret Service agent and White House aide, is at the center of a dispute over competing accounts of President Donald J. Trump’s actions.