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Garret Miller, of Richardson, Texas, pleaded guilty to three felony counts of civil disorder. He still faces trial for allegedly resisting police and making threats. → Read More
Tristan Chandler Stevens asked to take a month-long trip to the United Arab Emirates ahead of his sentencing on Jan. 13. → Read More
Former U.S. Capitol Police Officer Michael Angelo Riley was convicted of obstructing a grand jury for deleting his communications with a Jan. 6 Capitol riot suspect. → Read More
The Des Moines, Iowa, resident and QAnon believer faces multiple felony counts for helping to lead a mob of pro-Trump rioters during the Capitol riot on Jan. 6. → Read More
Julian Khater pleaded guilty Thursday to two felony counts and faces a recommended sentence of 78-97 months in prison. → Read More
Sgt. Gonell said he felt a "stabbing pain" in his left shoulder when Kyle Fitzsimons, of Maine, allegedly attempted to wrench his riot shield away from him. → Read More
A federal judge told defense attorney Joseph McBride this week he's been "MIA" in his defendant Christopher Quaglin's case. → Read More
A federal judge said Floyd Roseberry, of North Carolina, was stable enough to be released to home confinement after being taken off meds that "shocked" providers. → Read More
A federal judge on Wednesday asked Straka's attorney if the "Walk Away" founder wanted to withdraw his plea, and said she would "gladly" hold an evidentiary hearing. → Read More
Jason Van Tatenhove, who left the militia in 2017, said founder Stewart Rhodes has "grand visions" of being a paramilitary leader, and saw Trump as a path to that. → Read More
Jamie L. Ferguson, a noncommissioned officer in the WV Air National Guard, pleaded guilty to parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building on Jan. 6. → Read More
Terry Lynn Lindsey, of Piqua, Ohio, pleaded guilty earlier this year to three misdemeanor counts in connection to the Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol. → Read More
The FBI arrested former FreedomWorks grassroots organizer Brandon Prenzlin last year. He pleaded guilty in March to one misdemeanor count of parading. → Read More
At least six Republicans asked the White House for pardons after the Capitol riot, including one request for a pardon "from the beginning of time up until today." → Read More
Matthew Ryan Miller will serve nearly three years behind bars for joining in the attack on police in the Capitol tunnel. → Read More
Jacob Chansley's new lawyers want a judge to vacate his conviction, arguing he received ineffective assistance of counsel. → Read More
Prosecutors said Bryan Wayne Ivey was just feet away when a Proud Boy used a stolen riot shield to smash a window. → Read More
For more than three hours, Three Percenter Guy Reffitt's son testified against him in his trial on five felonies connected to the January 6 attack on the Capitol. → Read More
Matthew Perna was scheduled to be sentenced on April 1 on four counts in connection with Jan. 6. → Read More
Oath Keepers President Elmer Stewart Rhodes III and other members of the militia group were indicted on charges of seditious conspiracy for their Capitol riot role. → Read More