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‘Breaching the restricted area suffices’: Court shuts down ‘Cowboys for Trump’ founder’s Jan. 6 conviction appeal, rejects argument he didn’t know Pence was there

‘Breaching the restricted area suffices’: Court shuts down ‘Cowboys for Trump’ founder’s Jan. 6 conviction appeal, rejects argument he didn’t know Pence was there

A federal court of appeals on Tuesday denied a prominent Jan. 6 defendant’s effort to overturn his misdemeanor trespass conviction. In March 2022, Couy Griffin, the founder of “Cowboys for Trump” and a former New Mexico county commissioner, was convicted on one count of entering a restricted area on the Capitol grounds and acquitted on...

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‘Bullets are expensive’: Jan. 6 rioters used man’s massive $700 ‘Trump’ sign ‘like a battering ram’ against police at the Capitol, feds say

‘Bullets are expensive’: Jan. 6 rioters used man’s massive $700 ‘Trump’ sign ‘like a battering ram’ against police at the Capitol, feds say

An Ohio man is accused of bringing a massive “Trump” sign that rioters used as a “battering ram” against a line of officers guarding the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6 insurrection. Jeffrey Newcomb, 41, faces charges of assaulting officers, obstruction, trespassing and disorderly conduct, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced in a press release. Related...

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Trump-appointed judge cites basic ‘defect’ while ending Mark Meadows’ lawsuit against Jack Smith and US Archivist in search of Georgia RICO defense boost

Trump-appointed judge cites basic ‘defect’ while ending Mark Meadows’ lawsuit against Jack Smith and US Archivist in search of Georgia RICO defense boost

Donald Trump’s former chief of staff Mark Meadows tried to sue the head of the National Archives (NARA) and special counsel Jack Smith to get his hands on records that may have aided his defense in the 2020 election-focused Georgia RICO case, but that effort came to an end Tuesday due to a basic “jurisdictional...