Donald Trump launched a "private criminal effort" to subvert the 2020 US elections, which he lost to US President Joe Biden, alleged prosecutors in a court filing unsealed on Wednesday (Oct 2).

Trump led ‘desperate criminal scheme’ to stay in power, prosecutors reveal new evidence

The Supreme Court said on Friday (June 28), the Justice Department went too far by charging hundreds involved in the January 6 Capitol riot in US with obstructing Congress.

Supreme Court rules in favour of Jan 6 defendant, limits obstruction charges

A man charged with participation in the January 6 storming of Capitol Hill opened fire on cops sent to check on him. As per a news release by the US Department of Justice, on April 12th, the man, Nathan Donald Pelham, 40, of Greenville, Texas allegedly "fired several shots towards law enforcement days before his first court appearance" and has now been also charged with a federal firearm crime.

Man charged with participation in Capitol hill riot opens fire at police; faces up to 18 years in jail

Nine days have passed since Republican politician Donald Trump rallied his followers over his impending indictment. The former US president faces possible arrest over a hush-money payment he made to porn star Stormy Daniels.

Nine days later, New York waits... and waits... for Trump's arrest

A US judge has ordered former president Donald Trump’s ex-aides to appear before the grand jury investigating the notorious attack on the US Capitol building. This comes even as the former president attempted to block their testimony.

US: Court orders Donald Trump’s former aides to testify before jury in Capitol riots case

Democratic lawmakers in a handful of states are seeking to bar insurrectionists from holding office, two years after the violent attacks on Capitol Hill on January 6, 2021.

Two years after Capitol riot, US lawmakers seek to bar insurrectionists from holding office: Report