Capitol Riot

A defiant Ed Badalian repeatedly interrupted his sentencing judge and told the U.S. marshals who took him into custody they had a duty to resist unconstitutional orders.

An FBI "red cell" report predicted that law enforcement action and a "lack of coordination" between groups would prevent widespread violence in response to a disputed election.

An excerpt from the upcoming book "Sedition Hunters" by NBC News reporter Ryan J. Reilly tells the tale of one of the more mysterious figures of the Capitol riot.

Jonathan Munafo punched the officer so hard it “caused the officer’s head to snap back,” prosecutors said.

The Donald Trump supporter, who believed the former president's lies about the 2020 election, was accused of being a federal operative. He is suing Fox News.

Epps, a former supporter of Donald Trump, is set to enter a plea agreement. He told the Jan. 6 committee that the conspiracy theories about him ruined his life.

Jack Smith's office says Trump's "disparaging and inflammatory attacks" have spurred threats against witnesses and threaten the court process.

Jose Padilla, 43, a disabled Army veteran, received a sentence far below the sentencing guidelines.

At her sentencing hearing, Yvonne St Cyr did not express regret or accept any responsibility for her actions on Jan. 6, 2021.

The conspiracy theorist was with Alex Jones on the grounds of the Capitol on Jan. 6, but never entered the building.

Dodge Hellonen, who was carrying a yellow “Don’t Tread on Me” flag on Jan. 6, was the first of the three Marines to be punished for participating in the Capitol siege.