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Members of far-right militias called for violence, provided security for key Trump allies, and allegedly planned coordinated attacks to storm the Capitol on January 6, 2021.
The FBI acknowledged two days after the Feb. 14, 2018, shooting that it had received the tips about Nikolas Cruz suggesting that he might open fire at a school — but had not investigated them.
William J. Walker contends that restrictions placed on him by Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy and Trump’s acting defense secretary prevented him from sending Guard members to assist sooner.
President Biden signed an executive order on Monday to tackle the “epidemic” of missing or murdered indigenous people, as well as investigate existing unsolved cases. This news comes as the Justice Department allocated more than $73 million in grants to help crime victims in indigenous communities.
Workers at Hindu temples in five states claimed leaders coerced them into signing employment agreements and forced them to work more than 12 hours per day with few days off.
Crowd safety experts and a county judge have called for a separate investigation to avoid conflicts of interest and promote transparency.
The deaths of eight people at the Houston music festival makes it one of the worst music concert tragedies in U.S. history.
Two pro-Trump rally organizers who say they helped extensively plan election protests around the country — most notably, the storming of the Capitol on January 6 — are now coming forward to share that they regularly met with GOP representatives or their top staff in the weeks leading up to the riots in Washington D.C in an exclusive report from Rolling Stone.
The questioning concerned a 2015 protest against Trump’s rhetoric about Latinos and protesters who allege that his then-bodyguards shoved them.
The Department of Justice has filed criminal charges against 138 defendants — including 42 doctors, nurses, and other licensed medical professionals — for their alleged participation in online health care fraud schemes. “These fraudulent activities prey on our most vulnerable,” said DEA Administrator Anne Milgram.