Tuesday, Dec 16

Donald Trump seeks $10 billion from the BBC, claiming defamation over an edited speech relating to the January 6 Capitol riot.

Sunday, Nov 16

Trump's recent pardons for two individuals tied to the January 6 riots showcase his controversial use of presidential powers amid ongoing investigations.

Saturday, Jun 28

Justice Department dismisses three prosecutors involved in Jan. 6 riot cases, reflecting concerns about political interference under the Trump administration.

Sunday, Jun 08

Proud Boys leaders file a $100 million suit against the U.S. government, claiming rights violations during January 6 prosecutions.

Tuesday, May 20

The Trump administration agrees to pay $5 million to settle a lawsuit filed by Ashli Babbitt's family over her shooting during the Capitol riot.

Wednesday, May 07

Senator Thom Tillis announces opposition to Trump's nominee Ed Martin for U.S. Attorney, jeopardizing his confirmation.

Saturday, Mar 15

FAA permanently restricts non-essential helicopters around Washington's Reagan National Airport after a deadly collision, enhancing aviation safety.

Tuesday, Mar 04

James Dennehy, the head of the FBI's New York field office, has been forced to retire, raising concerns about political pressures within the agency.

Saturday, Feb 08

A federal court agreed not to release names of FBI agents involved in Jan. 6 investigations, addressing safety fears amid potential retaliation from the Trump administration.

Friday, Feb 07

Andrew Taake, a pardoned January 6 rioter, was arrested in Texas on charges of soliciting a minor online, revealing ongoing legal troubles following his release.