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New evidence reveals coordination between Oath Keepers, Three Percenters on Jan. 6
Evidence reviewed by NBC News shows a new connection between the Oath Keepers and a group of Three Percenters from California charged in connection with Jan. 6.
Guilty plea in plot to firebomb California Democratic headquarters
Ian Benjamin Rogers pleaded guilty to conspiring to destroy a building by fire or explosives, possessing an explosive device and possessing a machine gun.
Outside the NRA convention: Fury. Inside, a celebration and defense of guns goes on.
While NRA members browsed aisles of AR-15 inspired merchandise, children held signs reading “How many more kids?” and “Am I next?”
Ohio GOP wins favorable state voting maps, flouting reform attempts
Ohio voters created a bipartisan redistricting commission, but Republicans on the panel refused to support non-GOP map proposals. The strategy proved successful.
Jury begins deliberations for Clinton campaign lawyer charged with lying to FBI
Prosecutors contend Michael Sussmann misled the FBI by not revealing he was working for Clinton's 2016 campaign when he passed on suspicious information about Donald Trump.
Federal judge dismisses Trump's bid to block N.Y. attorney general's tax fraud probe
Judge Brenda K. Sannes said the former president failed to show that the investigation into his company's finances was politically motivated.
Jan. 6 rioter convicted after telling jurors he’s an ‘idiot’ who didn’t know Congress met at Capitol
Timothy Hale-Cusanelli, who previously dressed as Hitler, was convicted on all five counts he faced, including a felony charge of obstruction of an official proceeding.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to skip NRA convention, return to Uvalde, instead
The Republican governor, who had been scheduled to speak at the NRA event, said he will return to Uvalde, where 19 children and two adults were killed at an elementary school.
5 GOP candidates blocked from Michigan governor's primary over alleged false signatures
James Craig, who is leading polls in the Republican race to challenge Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, is among those who have been disqualified. He plans to file an immediate appeal.
DOJ again declines to charge former FBI agents in Nassar case after new review
The Justice Department said that after a “careful re-review” of evidence gathered in the investigation it will not pursue a criminal case against the two men.
Biden and first lady to visit Uvalde on Sunday and meet with victims’ families
The president and first lady Jill Biden will also meet with community leaders in the rural Texas town after a mass shooting left 21 dead, including 19 elementary school students.
