via ABC News: Top Stories — Jan. 6 defendants and allies of President Trump are lining up to seek their share of the DOJ's $1.776 billion "Anti-Weaponization Fund" announced this week.

Between now and the end of the term, the Supreme Court will issue decisions concerning abortion, guns, administrative law and Trump, Trump, and more Trump. (In addition to the high-profile cases, for ...

via The Parnas Perspective — We have major developments this afternoon. The Trump Justice Department is moving forward with a taxpayer-funded compensation program worth more than $1 billion that could benefit Trump allies, January 6 defendants, and even Trump-linked entities. The announcement came just over an hour ago, and I waited until I had the full details before reporting on it. Democrats have already moved to block the effort. At the same time, I am now working directly with Congress to confront the growing threat of

via US news | The Guardian — Ryan Nichols is the latest such person to face charges after he allegedly brandished a gun during an argument The number of president’s supporters accused of committing new crimes after Donald Trump pardoned them for their roles in the 6 January 2021 US Capitol attack recently increased to at least five. Ryan Nichols, 35, became the latest such Capitol attacker on 10 May, when authorities in Harleton, Texas, say he threateningly displayed a handgun to a person with whom he was arguing in a churc