Author: Ella Lee, USA TODAY

Barnett posing with his feet on a desk in then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office was one of the enduring images from the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol riot.

In response to a letter from Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, demanding information, the DOJ signaled it would not share details of ongoing investigations.

The defendants face numerous charges in connection to the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol, including the rare charge of seditious conspiracy.

Albuquerque police are investigating whether shootings targeting Democratic lawmakers homes and offices are connected or politically motivated.

Video footage of Witthoeft’s arrest shows Capitol Police officers telling her and other protestors to move to the “sidewalk now, or you’re under arrest.”

Norman Pattis, Alex Jones’ attorney, is also representing Proud Boy Joseph Biggs in an ongoing seditious conspiracy trial in D.C.

An Iowa construction worker, Doug Jensen, is easily spotted in pictures from Jan. 6 thanks to the “Q” tee shirt he wore that day, an homage to QAnon.

A trial witness who said he “indirectly” had access to Trump testified that Stewart Rhodes typed a message to the president. But it wasn’t sent.

The DOJ described filming or harassing voters as “vigilante ballot security measures,” claiming those behaviors violate the federal Voting Rights Act.

Coordinating extremist groups, evidence against the four defendants besides leader Stewart Rhodes and more from week two of the Oath Keepers trial.