Jan. 6 prosecutions end, but history fight continues

The legal proceedings related to the January 6th attack have concluded with the dismissal of the final indictments against Oath Keepers members. Despite the legal closure, judges acknowledged the gravity of the events and disagreed with characterizations that sought to diminish the day's significance. Former prosecutors argue that the prosecutions, even if ending without convictions for some leaders, have created a historical record that cannot be entirely erased by efforts to rewrite the past. AI

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• Jan. 6 attack
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• United States House Select Committee on the January 6 Attack

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