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This week the January 6 committee heard evidence about what Donald Trump was doing while the Capitol riot was raging. Here's when the panel is set to meet next.

The sign was installed by the non-profit organization Public Citizen, which has also launched an online petition to prosecute the former president.

Many watching the latest Jan. 6 committee's hearing found the presence of the Clark Kent look-alike rather distracting.

Surveillance footage from January 6 shows Republican Senator Josh Hawley fleeing the building as the pro-Trump mob enters.

Should an individual be charged and convicted of dereliction of duty, they are subject to any punishment directed by a court-martial.

The committee's public hearings are returning to a primetime slot this Thursday.

Former White House lawyer Eric Herschmann described a tense meeting with Sidney Powell in his testimony to the January 6 committee.

Tuesday's hearing will feature testimony from former White House counsel Pat Cipollone, who agreed to appear before the panel just last week.

Young played an integral role in negotiating the Sussexes departure from royal life and has been named in the royal's High Court hearing over security.

The latest poll found DeSantis with his best showing yet for a 2024 bid, but Trump retained the top spot among Republicans.

Cassidy Hutchinson, the aide to former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, testified before the House Committee Tuesday.

The House select committee investigating last year's Capitol riot announced the unexpected hearing for Tuesday.

The committee's announcement of the hearing on Monday came as a surprise after it previously said that it would be taking a break until July.

Frank Luntz said the hearings are even affecting some Republican voters, who are moving on from Trump to other 2024 hopefuls.

The fifth hearing from the Select Committee focused on Trump's effort to pressure the Department of Justice.

The Federal Reserve chairman spoke on the likelihood of a recession, whether interest rates will rise again and how unemployment factors in.

Trump insisted that his inner circle had "defended [him] for eight hours" in their testimony to the January 6 commission.

Trump argued it would only be fair for networks to give him the same amount of time that the January 6 commission was being given for its hearings.

Members of the House committee investigating the January 6 Capitol riot, however, have expressed a desire to see the DOJ prosecute Trump.

Former Fox News host Chris Stirewalt is among the names expected to provide testimony.

The former U.S. attorney general said Saturday he "considered the source," dismissing the "ad hominem" insult.

The former federal prosecutor said Friday that Trump "refused the deployment of any forces to go to the Capitol to fend off the attack."

It is MAGA extremism in its purest form: seizing power at all costs, sabotaging the will of the people, and blatantly disregarding the rule of law, the values of our nation, and our Constitution.

The former president previously said he did not know what Ivanka told the January 6 committee but called her being asked to testify a "shame and harassment."

The former president slammed the January 6 committee hours before the first public hearing, accusing lawmakers of a "political HOAX."

Experts say the panel should present evidence on every person involved in January 6 "regardless of who they were or how powerful their voice is these days."

Not only are Americans more worried about issues like inflation, more than half describe themselves as "burned out" over U.S. politics.

Frank Figliuzzi, a former assistant director at the FBI, said the network's coverage decision shows "fear that facts will threaten their false narrative."

Newsweek offers a summary of the committee activity, when it's happening, how many hearings will occur, and how you can keep watching.

Representative Carolyn Maloney said Friday that a hearing scheduled for next week is about examining the country's gun violence epidemic and "saving lives."