DOJ: Ryan Samsel, others 'ignited a fire' at the Capitol
The Justice Department is seeking convictions on numerous counts for five men accused of helping cause the first breach of barricades on Jan. 6, 2021.
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The Justice Department is seeking convictions on numerous counts for five men accused of helping cause the first breach of barricades on Jan. 6, 2021.
Capitol Police Officer Caroline Edwards testified about lingering trauma from Jan. 6 as Republicans elected election denier Rep. Mike Johnson as speaker.
By Julie Kelly After an inexplicable delay animated by secrecy, speculation, and claims of victimhood, the Department of Justice on September 19 charged Ray Epps, arguably the most infamous “insurrectionist,” for his role in the events of January 6. Epps, despite engaging in behavior that has result
Epps was captured on video on Jan. 5, 2021, urging Trump supporters gathered on Black Lives Matter Plaza to enter the Capitol the next day, which immediately raised suspicions as listeners chanted "Fed! Fed!"
One of the attorneys for Ray Epps says his misdemeanor charge for January 6 activities actually helps his client in another case. Perhaps that’s why Epps was charged nearly three years after the...