The Secret Service was notified Wednesday after the DHS watchdog disclosed the agency deleted text messages sought as part of Jan. 6 investigations.
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Jan. 6 committee repeatedly warned Steve Bannon of possible criminal prosecution for defying subpoena
Prosecutors said Tuesday that former Trump aide Steve Bannon “decided he was above the law” in defying a subpoena from the Jan. 6 committee.
Jury in Bannon contempt trial expected to be seated Tuesday; opening statements to follow
Opening statements in the contempt trial of a former Trump adviser who has rebuffed the Jan. 6 committee are slated to begin after the jury is seated.
Steve Bannon heads to contempt trial for defying Jan. 6 committee. Here’s a breakdown of his case.
The Trump ally’s trial begins the same week the Jan. 6 committee plans to hold a hearing to detail a “minute by minute” account of Jan. 6.
Atlanta-area DA weighing whether to call Trump to testify before grand jury in election fraud probe
A focus of the inquiry has been Trump’s Jan. 2, 2021, telephone call in which he urged state officials to tilt the 2020 statewide vote in his favor.
Was Trump’s call witness tampering? Jan. 6 hearing disclosure lacks crucial details, analysts say
Rep. Liz Cheney’s revelation Donald Trump called a Jan. 6 hearing witness was startling, but more details may be needed to prove witness tampering.
DHS watchdog: Secret Service deleted Jan. 5 and 6 text messages after investigators requested records
Homeland Security staffers told investigators records from the day before and day of the Capitol riot could not be provided until DHS attorney review.
Buffalo shooting suspect charged with federal hate crimes, Garland meeting with victims’ families
DOJ unveiled the federal hate crimes charges Wednesday. Authorities say the suspect targeted Black victims in an assault that left 10 people dead.
Department of Justice outlines broad inquiry into Uvalde school shooting response
Questions about delayed police response shroud the Texas school shooting. Attorney General Merrick Garland said experts would probe what happened.
Buffalo attack highlights most lethal domestic threat: Racist, extremist violence
Hate and extremism experts have warned for years about domestic, racially motivated violence. The Buffalo shooting is the latest example, they say.