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At least six of the 170 people charged in connection with the Capitol siege have tried to shift at least some of the blame onto Trump.
Jacob Chansley, who was "smitten" with Trump, believes he was following the former president's orders when he stormed the Capitol, according to his attorney.
White evangelicals are an exception, according to a new survey from the Public Religion Research Institute.
Canada’s Parliament unanimously passed a motion calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to designate the Proud Boys a terrorist organization. But some extremism experts worry the symbolic move may politicize a national security process.
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Finally, a reason to justify those hate-follows.
Jeffrey Smith died Jan 15, just over a week after he responded to the violent Capitol Hill insurrection.
Death threats against members of Congress have prompted Capitol Police to insist thousands of National Guard troops remain in Washington.
Scott Fairlamb, a former ultimate fighter, got pulled into the "conspiracy theory vortex," one associate said.
Some supporters facing federal charges suggested they took orders from the then-president when they stormed the Capitol.
The last time he came to the U.S. Capitol, the progressive pastor said, he was arrested during a protest for health care.