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Father and son from N.J. were at Capitol riot together, feds say Updated 6:37 PM; Today 4:32 PM James Rahm III, left, with his father James Rahm Jr. in Washington, D.C. in January 2021, in a photo seized from the FBI. Facebook Share The son of a man charged with being inside the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 – who claimed he urinated in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office – also faces charges he participated in the attack, federal authorities say. James Douglas Rahm III, of Atlantic City, traveled with his father, James Douglas Rahm Jr., to Washington, D.C. on Jan. 5, for a Trump rally the n...

West Virginia sandwich shop operator pleads not guilty to U.S. Capitol insurrection accusations By April 13, 2021 - 11:48 am This is image was part of an affidavit filed by federal prosecutors in the insurrection case of George Tanios and Julian Khater. George Tanios, the Morgantown sandwich shop operator who is accused in the Jan. 6 assault of three U.S. Capitol police officers, including one who later died, entered a not guilty plea this morning. Tanios also asked for a jury trial and continues to pursue bond that could allow him to stay out of jail as he awaits trial. He appeared remotel...

Capitol suspects charged with assaulting officer from N.J. who died will ask for bail NJ.com 24 mins ago Kevin Shea, nj.com The two men with New Jersey roots charged with assaulting police officers with a chemical irritant during the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol will file requests they be freed on bail while they await trial, their lawyers said in court Tuesday. George Tanios and Julian Khater have been indicted on multiple crimes accusing them of assaulting three officers on Jan. 6 — one of them U.S. Capitol Police Office Brian D. Sicknick, who is also a New Jersey nat...

Cherokee attorney offers take on ‘by blood’ removal STILWELL – An attorney familiar with the Cherokee Nation’s long and at times bitter relationship with freed slaves and their descendants says the CN Supreme Court’s removal of a “by blood” requirement is a milestone for civil rights within the tribe. “This is not only a great day for civil rights activists in Cherokee Nation, it’s a great day for our judicial process,” CN citizen and Stilwell-based attorney Ralph Keen II said. “Now the judicial process recognizes that even though yes, we...

A Swoyersville woman accused of taking part in the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol in Washington has pleaded not guilty to federal charges alleging she cheered on rioters and sent