Brian Cole Jr., accused of placing pipe bombs outside party headquarters before the Capitol attack, appeared in court. His emotional family showed support as he faced serious charges with a possible 30-year sentence.
Brian Cole Jr., a 30-year-old suspected of planting pipe bombs outside RNC and DNC headquarters before the January 6 Capitol attack, has been arrested. Investigators believe he is a Trump supporter and has been cooperating since his arrest.
Federal agents have arrested Brian Cole Jr., the prime suspect in the placement of pipe bombs near the Capitol before the January 6 attack. This breakthrough ends years of speculation and conspiracy theories surrounding the incident.
In a landmark settlement, YouTube agrees to pay $24.5 million to Donald Trump after suspending his account post-Jan. 6 Capitol attacks. The deal includes funds for the National Mall and a White House ballroom.
Political violence in America is at an alarming rise, with recent attacks on figures like Charlie Kirk. This article details a grim timeline of deadly confrontations and targeted violence against officials across the political spectrum.
In a heated Senate Judiciary Committee meeting, Democrats clash with Republicans over the controversial nomination of Bove, a Trump ally, amid serious allegations and a whistleblower complaint. Will he secure a lifetime judgeship?
James Comey’s unexpected firing from the Justice Department has ignited controversy as it unfolds amid an ongoing Epstein investigation. What does this mean for political accountability and the Trump administration?
In a surprising move, President Trump is considering Fox News host Jeanine Pirro for the interim U.S. attorney role in D.C. This comes as current interim attorney Ed Martin loses Senate support. What does this mean for the DOJ?
In a surprising turn of events, President Trump has withdrawn his nomination of Ed Martin for U.S. Attorney in Washington, D.C., after facing significant pushback from Senate Democrats and key Republicans. Martin's controversial past and lack of prosecutorial experience ultimately led to his nomination's collapse.
In a powerful speech while accepting the JFK Profile in Courage Award, Mike Pence declared January 6, 2021, a 'triumph of freedom,' crediting bipartisan efforts to uphold democracy amidst the Capitol attack.