The Jan. 6 attack showed that violent extremism is not a threat exclusively imported from foreign shores. Law enforcement and security officials, experts say, will face significant legal, political and cultural hurdles to battle a disease that seems to have taken hold in the nation’s nervous system.
Law enforcement officials are considering forgoing charges against those who went into the building but are not linked to violence, threats or destruction.
The former president, in his first political activity since leaving office, endorsed an ally for Arizona party chair who backed his false claims of election fraud.
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QAnon believers grapple with reality of Biden presidencyFollowers of the QAnon extremist ideology believed then-President Donald Trump would hold onto power after 2020. With him gone, they struggle with what's next.
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With the Senate mired in impeachment, President Biden may struggle to move legislation along and create momentum.
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