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The Justice Department insists Ray Epps wasn’t on the payroll on January 6. Yet the man who urged protesters to storm the Capitol walked away with probation this week while nonviolent demonstrators face years in prison.

The Marine Corps veteran and former supporter of Donald Trump became the target of right-wing conspiracy theories alleging he was an undercover government agent.

The onetime Trump supporter was driven into hiding after Fox News and prominent Republicans spread a false narrative that he was a government agent who helped instigate the attack on the Capitol.

The sentence is more lenient than the six months of prison time requested by prosecutors.

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In a memo, Jeffrey Zients, the White House chief of staff, directed Cabinet officers to evaluate their current policies for delegating authority when a secretary is incapacitated and to forward those procedures to the White House for review.

The House Select Committee investigating the deadly January 6 riot is set to request that a group of telecommunications companies preserve the phone records

Ray Epps' extraordinary suffering at the hands of pro-Trump forces who falsely accused him of being a government agent, a prosecutor said, warrants a more generous sentencing recommendation.

Ray Epps' extraordinary suffering at the hands of pro-Trump forces who falsely accused him of being a government agent, a prosecutor said, warrants a more generous sentencing recommendation.

The U.S. Bureau of Prisons acts as the coercion arm of the politically weaponized Department of Justice, torturing J6 political hostages to coerce them into flipping on Trump in exchange for their freedom.