January 6

The Republican-led House of Delegates tabled the measure without assigning it to a committee for further consideration.

Both cases reveal how fragile representative democracies have become — and we may not have seen the last of such events.

Donald Trump fired up white nationalists by naming individual Black election workers as spoilers of his alleged victory.

The new chair of the committee signed on to a lawsuit from Texas that sought to discount millions of votes in 2020.

Congressman Cory Mills, a Republican from Florida, was recently assigned to the House Armed Services Committee.

One of the Marines expressed a desire for the Capitol attack to ignite a second civil war.

Internet security experts have warned that Trump’s rhetoric could inspire further violence if his account is reinstated.

Trump made the comment during a presidential debate against now-President Joe Biden in the fall of 2020.

The investigation is increasingly focused on fundraising efforts and potential efforts to influence witness testimony.

Democrats warn the committee could allow Republicans to evade accountability for inciting crimes and violence.