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If prosecutors successfully make their case before the Washington, D.C., jury, it could increase the pressure on defendants to plead guilty — or cooperate — with the Jan. 6 investigation.

If prosecutors successfully make their case before the Washington, D.C., jury, it could increase the pressure on defendants to plead guilty — or cooperate — with the Jan. 6 investigation.

If prosecutors successfully make their case before the Washington, D.C., jury, it could increase the pressure on defendants to plead guilty — or cooperate — with the Jan. 6 investigation.

If prosecutors successfully make their case before the Washington, D.C., jury, it could increase the pressure on defendants to plead guilty — or cooperate — with the Jan. 6 investigation.

If prosecutors successfully make their case before the Washington, D.C., jury, it could increase the pressure on defendants to plead guilty — or cooperate — with the Jan. 6 investigation.

If prosecutors successfully make their case before the Washington, D.C., jury, it could increase the pressure on defendants to plead guilty — or cooperate — with the Jan. 6 investigation.

Screenshots of a video Greg Rubenacker posted from inside the Capitol building on January 6. The Department of Justice A New York man pleaded guilty

Greg Rubenacker posted a video of himself saying, "Smoke out the Capitol, baby!" and smoking pot during the January 6 riot. He then assaulted police.

The ZIP Codes of the Trump Loyalists Who Attacked the Capitol May Surprise You Trump supporters storm the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, in Washington, D.C. Kent Nishimura / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images By “This is history! We took the Capitol,” yelled Greg Rubenacker, a 25-year-old from New York who Snapchatted photos of smoking weed in the rotunda. On January 6, he joined hundreds of mostly white men, who ransacked the Capitol, defecated on floors, and searched for politicians t...

Federal prosecutors say a second Long Island man has been arrested in connection to the U.S. Capitol breach on January 6.