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Many of the insurrectionists who stormed the Capitol on January 6 walked away with a stolen souvenir, but they all left behind endless news stories about their arrests. Just this Monday, on May 17, a Denton man became the 23rd North Texan arrested in connection with the riots. In the unwinding, strange saga of the Capitol insurrectionists, here are 10 of the wildest exposures so far. Robert Chapman Robert Chapman from New York was one of the many men who posted on Bumble, of all places, that they were at the Capitol in January. He is also one of the few of those men whom justice has slapped...

GOP congressmen sign letter warning of 'hyper-politicization' of Capitol riot prosecutions Scott Wartman, Cincinnati Enquirer © Albert Cesare / The Enquirer U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie speaks at a second amendment rally outside the Kentucky State Capitol building in Frankfort, Ky. on Friday. Jan. 31, 2020. Two Republican congressmen fear "hyper-politicization" will mean unfair treatment for some of the suspects in the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.  Rep. Thomas Massie, the Republican congressman who represents Northern Kentucky, and Rep. Chip Roy, a Texas Republican, outl...

More than 400 suspects have been charged so far in the attack on the U.S. Capitol. Here's what we know from court filings and case documents.

Though maximum sentences range as high as 20 or 30 years, nearly half the Jan. 6 defendants are only charged with misdemeanors, and only those facing the most serious felonies face years in prison.

The Washington Post analyzed court filings, case documents and other public information about those charged in the Jan. 6 attack.