Lies related to the whereabouts of Vice President Kamala Harris and former Vice President Mike Pence on January 6 are coming to the fore.

Reffitt faces up to 20 years in prison for each obstruction count.

  For the first time in over a year, Joe Biden’s Justice Department has nothing to say about a January 6 defendant.

Matthew Perna was failed by the country he loved.

The first trial of a January 6 defendant is set to begin next week. But jury trials should expose the government’s weak case against most of them.

As freedom-lovers justifiably recoil at Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s crackdown, Americans worry it could happen here. They’re too late. It already has.

No one still trying to convince the public that two pipe bombs were planted near the Capitol in advance of January 6 can be believed. 

Biden’s Justice Department relies on the Beltway trifecta—partisan federal judges, news outlets, and prospective jurors—to codify its punitive prosecution and criminalize political dissent.

Capitol police, acting as the Stasi of the Democratic Party, will collect dirt on Republicans under the pretense of national security then leak gossipy details to an always-compliant news media. 

January 6 is a tissue of myths, cover-ups, manufactured hysteria, and outright lies. 

Why did the Justice Department wait over a year to arrest Stewart Rhodes when nearly two dozen other Oath Keepers already have been charged with a conspiracy he orchestrated?