Capitol Riot

The top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee wrote a letter to the department demanding transparency about who is eligible to receive money.

The filing asks an appeals court to vacate the convictions of four members of the Proud Boys who acted violently during the Jan. 6 riot.

Daniel Tocci's attorney had previously argued that the case should be dismissed because “all the evidence" stemmed from his Capitol siege case.

The lawsuit alleges that "indiscriminate" use of force by police that day caused physical and emotional injuries to members of the pro-Trump mob.

Lawyers for Brian Cole, who is charged with planting the bombs, say he is innocent — but if he weren't, they said, he would be covered by President Donald Trump's blanket pardon.

Andrew Paul Johnson promised one of his victims money he expected to receive from the Justice Department, authorities said.

Jake Lang confronted a Washington police officer at a Jan. 6 anniversary event, telling him, "Public execution is the only solution for animals like you," charging documents say.

The former special counsel says his investigation developed proof Trump engaged in a "criminal scheme" to overturn his 2020 election loss.

The broadcaster argued that the president couldn't prove damages because he was re-elected after it aired.

The office of House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., has argued that the federal law requiring the plaque's display was "not implementable."

More actions are expected, including possible payments to compensate Jan. 6 defendants, as the White House launches a webpage dedicated to Trump's claims.