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The House panel investigating the attack will lead its public sessions with video testimony from people close to the former president and footage revealing the role of the Proud Boys.

The House panel investigating the attack will lead its public sessions with video testimony from people close to the former president and footage revealing the role of the Proud Boys.

Trump and Unreleased Video Expected to Be Focus of First Jan 6. Hearing  The New York Times January 6 Select Committee to begin primetime hearings  CBS Pittsburgh Jan. 6 panel holds prime-time televised hearing in a bid to imprint the implications of

Crime is a growing theme ahead of midterm elections  The Washington Post Progressive Backlash in California Fuels Democratic Debate Over Crime  The New York Times Editorial: No, California didn’t just send a message on crime — only voter apathy  San Francisco Chronicle Opinion

How Jared Kushner kept Donald Trump happy  CNN How Jared Kushner Washed His Hands of Donald Trump Before Jan. 6  The New York Times Kushner Told Trump to Add Five Points to Any Bad Political Poll: NYT  Business Insider How Jared Kushner Washed

As a splashy new series begins, the PGA Tour says 17 golfers playing in it “are suspended or otherwise no longer eligible to participate in PGA TOUR tournament play.” (Image credit: Alastair Grant/AP)

The Senate Homeland Security committee holds a hearing Thursday on white supremacist violence in the aftermath of the racially motivated shooting in Buffalo, New York. The event is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. ET. Watch in the player above.

Two Britons who were captured by Russian forces while fighting in Ukraine have been sentenced to death, state-owned Russian news agency RIA has said.

Russian forces pounded an eastern Ukrainian city and the two sides waged pitched street battles that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said could determine the fate of the critical Donbas region.

Iran’s removal of cameras monitoring its nuclear-related work could be a “fatal blow” to the 2015 nuclear accord unless the decision is reversed in the next three to four weeks, the head of the U.N. atomic agency said.