Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is the second prominent Republican to announce a 2024 presidential campaign, following former President Donald Trump.

Brett Blanton, the Trump appointee tasked with managing the U.S. Capitol building, was called to resign by several members of Congress because of ‘administrative, ethical and policy violations.’

Potential 2024 presidential candidate Ron DeSantis has attracted interest from anti-LGBTQ and anti-vaccine activists, among other conservative Republicans.

Police officers who protected the Capitol on Jan. 6 and 2020 election officials will also receive the second-highest civilian award in the United States.

The House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack has officially concluded business, although the effects its findings will have remain to be seen.

‘Pelosi in the House’ is now streaming on HBO Max after premiering on Dec. 13.

The committee may also make ethics referrals for five Congress members, including House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, who defied subpoenas from the panel.

Rep. Bennie Thompson, the committee chairman, has not disclosed if former President Donald Trump will be referred to the Justice Department for prosecution.

‘They have no idea what integrity is,’ the brother of the late Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick said of their refusal to shake GOP leaders’ hands at a congressional gold medal ceremony.

Five members of the Oath Keepers right-wing extremist group face several felony charges in addition to seditious conspiracy.

Before the U.S. midterm elections this month, Elon Musk urged his ‘independent-minded’ Twitter followers to vote Republican.

Election conspiracy theorists lost local, state, and federal races last week.

The Arizona GOP gubernatorial nominee campaigned with Bannon, who in July was found guilty of contempt of Congress.

‘Thank you for your voice,’ Dave Morgan said to the thousands of protesters who wrongly believed the 2020 election was stolen.

Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley says, ‘Everybody that I’m helping acknowledges the fact that the elections, you know, were real.’ But many of them don’t.

Bannon was convicted in July for refusing to sit for a deposition or turn over documents to the congressional committee investigating the Capitol insurrection.

By unanimous consent, the bipartisan House Committee investigating the Capitol riots and insurrection is seeking the testimony of former President Donald Trump.

The GOP candidate for US Senate in Pennsylvania has spread conspiracy theories about the 2020 election and spoke out against protections for voting rights.

New Hampshire GOP Senate nominee Don Bolduc was introduced at the event by former self-proclaimed Democrat Tulsi Gabbard.

The panel voted unanimously to compel the former president to appear under oath to testify about his involvement in the Jan. 6 attack on the US Capitol.

The Georgia Republican nominee opposes voting rights protections and amplified false conspiracies about the 2020 election.

The Republican nominee for Arizona secretary of state also said the Capitol riot was not an insurrection because law enforcement could not stop the pro-Trump mob.

The Ohio Republican was punished for driving drunk on a U.S. air base in Japan in 2001, military records show.

The Wisconsin Republican once said he ‘wasn’t concerned’ by the mob that stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021 — but would have been if there were ‘Black Lives Matter and Antifa protesters.’

President Joe Biden spoke of a hate ‘through-line’ that, along with racism, bigotry and violence, has long plagued the nation.

Multiple commercials feature Ohioans with law enforcement experience condemning Majewski’s presence at the insurrection and his comments boasting about it since.

Former GOP officials and other prominent Republican figures in Texas, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Arizona are warning that their party’s candidates are a threat to democracy.

Experts in extremism say fanatical far-right groups and ideas have solidified their grip on the Republican Party since Jan. 6.

The ruling cited the 14th Amendment, which bars anyone who ‘engaged in insurrection or rebellion’ from holding state or federal office.

News of the photo’s existence broke this weekend, with Democrats condemning them and far-right conservatives defending them.