Three years after Capitol riot hundreds convicted and sought
The Jan 6 prosecutions mark what authorities call the largest U.S. criminal case, with more than 1,230 charged, about 730 guilty pleas, 170 convictions at trial, and roughly 750 sentenced. Names like Enrique Tarrio appear amid ongoing arrests, fugitives, and rewards as investigators chase pipe-bomb and riot suspects.
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Washington
U.S
Matthew Graves
District of Columbia
Capitol
Associated Press
Republican
Democratic National Committees
David Sundberg
FBI Washington Field Office
Supreme Court to decide if Trump can be kept off ballot
The Supreme Court will rule on whether former President Donald Trump can be disqualified from the 2024 ballot over his bid to overturn the 2020 election loss. The case arises from Colorado and ties to the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack. Arguments are set for February 8, signaling urgency amid early primary voting. The story also notes the resignation of the longtime NRA head in New York.
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Donald Trump
Justice Department
Merrick Garland
FBI
Florida
Olivia Pollock
Jonathan Pollock
Evan Neumann
U.S
Belarus
Supreme Court
Trump
Washington
Colorado
U.S. Capitol
NRA Chief LaPierre to Depart Ahead of Civil Trial
Days before a civil trial in New York over alleged misuse of NRA funds, Wayne LaPierre faces claims of private jet flights, yacht trips, African safaris and other perks. LaPierre says he will depart January 31 as Levitia James sues him, the NRA, and two other executives. jury selection is underway and he is expected to testify.
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Wayne LaPierre
New York
Letitia James
NRA
LaPierre
Hezbollah chief vows retaliation after Beirut strike
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah urged retaliation after an Israeli strike in a Beirut neighborhood killed Hamas deputy Saleh Arouri. He warned that Lebanon could face wider Israeli attacks if no action is taken, the first strike on Beirut since 2006, signaling potential regional escalation.
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Hezbollah
Hamas
Lebanon
Hassan Nasrallah
Israel
Saleh Arouri
United States
Gaza
Nasrallah
Lawmakers weigh property tax relief at Lawrence priorities breakfast
Kansas legislators from Douglas County briefed Friday on 2024 priorities at Maceli's banquet hall. A major topic was cutting residential property tax rates through a constitutional amendment proposed by Sen. Tom Holland, with lawmakers noting mill levies and local control affect actual tax bills. Medicaid expansion, special education funding, homelessness transport limits, housing and mental health aid, and an expanded highway project were among issues highlighted by local leaders.
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Kansas
Marci Francisco
D-Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Douglas County
Maceli
Lawrence
Tom Holland
Baldwin City
Holland
Mike Amyx
Amyx
Rick Kloos
R-Topeka
Kloos
Kansas Statehouse
Lawrence Public Schools
Chamber
University of Kansas
Barbara Ballard
Ballard
Kelly Jones
Bart Littlejohn
Littlejohn
Douglas County Commission
Patrick Kelly
Paul Davis
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Johnson
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