Here's what happened to the Arizonans who were at the US Capitol during the Jan. 6 riot
At least 12 people from Arizona faced federal charges for their participation that day. Some have since pleaded guilty. Some were incarcerated.
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At least 12 people from Arizona faced federal charges for their participation that day. Some have since pleaded guilty. Some were incarcerated.
Ray Epps, the man the news media said was the object of conspiracy theorists of the
The news comes weeks after the former director of an Arizona State University center said she lost her job for bringing right-wing speakers to campus.
The former marine filed a lawsuit against Fox News even as Republican lawmakers continued to falsely imply that he was an agent provocateur.
Josh FialloMIAMI, Florida—Protesters assembled outside the federal courthouse here on Tuesday to express their support for former President Donald Trump—to fly the Trump colors and show prosecutors that they’re up against a MAGA army.But if protesters sought to show unity and organization, what they accomplished was a disorganized display of MAGA spectacles, flaunting a pig’s head on a pike and getting the street shut down over an abandoned television.Trump was arraigned on Tuesday afternoon for