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Here’s a look at the evidence prosecutors culled to charge 11 Oath Keepers and affiliates with sedition— the most serious charge yet in the Jan. 6 investigation.

The recent indictment of 11 Oath Keepers members on sedition charges has revealed many new details about what the group had planned.

A claim has been made on Twitter that many people in the Agriculture and Food Industries Ministry "VVIP group" have tested positive for Covid-19. The allegation, which has since gone viral, also claims that no quarantine orders have been issued. Is this true?

The security in and around Gurugram has been beefed up in view of the Republic Day celebration on January 26.

After DOJ indicted 11 Oath Keepers for sedition, things are heating up with the Jan. 6 investigation.

The security in and around Gurugram has been beefed up in view of the Republic Day celebration on January 26.Commissioner of Gurugram police, K.K. Rao has deployed various Quick Response Teams (QRT) and police teams across the district to avoid ...

Thomas Caldwell, one of the 11 people indicted on Thursday for sedition, told Tucker Carlson that the charges against him were clap trap, hooey and plain nuts. He insisted he never entered the Capitol.

Rhodes and 10 others become the first to be charged with seditious conspiracy and face 20 years if convicted for their role in the insurrection

Unsealed court documents provide the most detailed account to date of the alleged level of planning by far-right militia

Elmer Stewart Rhodes, 56, appeared in court in Plano, Texas, to be arraigned on Friday a day after being hit with an indictment that named another 10 people, all of whom are members of his far-right militia.