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The financial trail behind January 6 seems like an easier way to document that Trump's campaign knew he was lying about voter fraud.

In which we take another look at Michigan's fake electors who signed a false certification of election claiming Trump won in November 2020.

Where are all the transcripts the J6 Committee should have sent to DOJ long ago, and be released to the public now?

The things that Peter Navarro aide Garrett Ziegler would not testify about to the January 6 Committee map out many of the most important events.

On the key issue of its obstruction referral, the January 6 Committee missed the opportunity to show how, by any standard under consideration, Trump corruptly tried to prevent Congress to certify the electoral victory of Trump's opponent. He did so by committing other crimes. He did so by mobilizing a violent mob. He did so using fraudulent documents. And most importantly, he did so for personal benefit.

In response to Marcy's ask, here's a checklist for journalists to prepare ahead of their likely banning -- assuming they're doing their job and afflicting the comfortable while comforting the afflicted at Twitter.

Continue to stay with what looks like a dying bird, or forge ahead with the rapidly-growing hairy tusked herd? Media needs to snap out of its torpor and choose. One of these isn't much of a choice.

In the first week that Josh Schulte had a Samsung phone he used to leak classified information from jail, someone was trying to get me on the phone with him.

In an article mapping out the known scope of the Jack Smith investigation, CNN confirms that Merrick Garland was telling the truth when he said that DOJ was following the money.

As Elon Musk went from pondering that "Anything anyone says will be used against him in a court of law" to labeling his own site a "crime scene," he ratcheted up attacks on people who tried to prevent some of that crime.