Judges rebuke remorse claims from Capitol riot defendants
U S District Judge Beryl Howell and peers challenge defense appeals that defendants acted as civil disobedients or were misled by Trump. They highlight tangible plans and threats, citing Watkins of Oath Keepers and Chansley, noting rapid incursion formation and intent to overturn the election.
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Ohioans Facing Charges for Capitol Riot Involvement
A group of Ohio residents including Faulkner Painting owner in Columbus and others face charges linked to the January 6 Capitol breach. The cases involve illegal entry, violent conduct, and threats, with multiple defendants identified via social media posts and videos.
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Ohio militia members charged in Capitol attack case
Donovan Crowl and Jessica Watkins, both Ohio residents, were charged with conspiracy and violent entry among other counts in connection with January 6. They are part of the Ohio State Regular Militia linked to the Oath Keepers. Witness statements show organized entry to the Capitol steps and plans discussed beforehand. Watkins later condemned the group and pledged to leave if acquitted or released. Bennie and Sandra Parker face related involvement as contacts and insiders in the events.
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Trump hints at 2024 run while pledging Republican loyalties
At CPAC in Orlando Trump signaled a possible 2024 presidential bid and asserted he would stay a Republican, not form a new party. He criticized the Biden agenda as destructive amid loud convention cheers and mixed polling among attendees.
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Congress weighs bipartisan bets on infrastructure and recovery
White House officials signal a broad infrastructure and caregiving package, with Sen. Sanders open to reconciliation for a wide economic recovery. Republicans push for bipartisanship but warn against a multitrillion dollar plan, while House and Senate panels prepare for funding broad infrastructure needs including water, broadband, and the power grid.
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