Riot

Guy Reffitt likened the Capitol riot to the "preface" of a book and predicted future violence.

A filing by the United States opposed Timothy Hale-Cusanelli's pre-trial release and showed evidence that the defendant had white supremacist ideologies.

Representative Eric Swalwell's lawsuit cites an interview "Stop the Steal" organizer Ali Alexander did, in which he said Trump was in "fighter mode" on January 6.

Emanuel Jackson allegedly hit police officers with a baseball bat and a judge ruled there were no release conditions that could ensure the safety of the community or law enforcement.

The Wednesday video from The Lincoln Project describes the Capitol rioters as "a mob fed a diet of lies, conspiracy and propaganda, fantasies of stolen elections."

In a Tuesday statement, Capitol rioter Jake Angeli said he was "deeply disappointed" in former President Donald Trump.

The New York congressman criticized the freshman from Utah, implying that his vote to object the election certification was unpatriotic.

"I will be appealing the fine and taking whatever action is necessary," Representative Louie Gohmert said, "especially considering this policy is unconstitutional."

"In between the screams and the yells," Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said about her experience during the January Capitol riot, "I mean, I thought I was going to die."

The Montana brothers turned themselves into law enforcement just days after the riot and now face nine charges for their alleged involvement in the riot.

Video from the steps of the U.S. Capitol showed Straka urging the crowd to "take the shield!" from an officer, FBI investigators said.

On Twitter, people responded negatively to a response McCarthy gave to a question in an interview airing Sunday.

License plate readers picked up Dominick Madden traveling "in a manner that was consistent" with a person going to Washington, D.C., the FBI said.

FBI was able to identify Michael Joseph Foy as the individual who was seen in videos "aggressively" swinging a hockey stick at an officer on the ground.

Patrick Edward McCaughey III was arrested on Tuesday after a person who's known him since childhood tipped the FBI off about his identity.

D.C. residents have noticed a seeming uptick in the number of men in uniform on Tinder ahead of Wednesday's Inauguration ceremony.

Less than half of Republicans believe the GOP should continue to view the president as its leader.

The "Trump told me to" defense provides "great evidence" for a Senate impeachment trial, joked one activist.

The United Church of Christ advised ministers and congregants to exercise caution in the week leading up to the inauguration.

The former Texas congressman accused Cruz of sedition and called for his "expulsion" from the Senate, following the deadly Capitol riot.

Senator Chuck Schumer has pushed for the Capitol rioters to be put on the no-fly list, but it's unclear if any of them are on the list of names the TSA is currently processing.

There are "breadcrumbs" of organization, according to the acting U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia.

Security is ramping up in Washington D.C. ahead of President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration and judges are telling defendants in the Capitol riots to "stay away."

Last week, Ariel Pink attend the riot at the Capitol and shortly afterward was dropped by his record label, Mexican Summer.

Transfer of 28.15 Bitcoins on Dec. 8 to 22 alt-right recipients may have been used to help organize the Jan.6 assault on the the U.S. Capitol, investigators believe.

In the clip, the teacher also claims that rioters didn't have guns, so they couldn't have been trying to overthrow the government.

Once associated with entrepreneurialism, the Trump name has become a politically charged symbol for many since the Capitol riots.

House members who continue to refuse to comply with new security screenings that include metal detectors will soon be hit with fines of $5,000 for the first offense and $10,000 for the second, Nancy Pelosi announced on Wednesday.

Therese Duke's daughter identified her as the white woman in a viral video taken outside the U.S. Capitol during last week's pro-Trump riot, allegedly showing her taking part in a confrontation that ended with her getting punched in the face by a Black security officer.

"She's not representing the Republican ideals," the Republican congressman from Arizona said.