Ellie Silverman

In his first day in office, Trump pardoned nearly 1,600 people in the Jan. 6th Capitol riot. The country has moved on, but for some the day still looms large.

Five years after the attack on the U.S. Capitol, ‘J6ers’ mourned those who died, called for the firings of those who handled court cases and repeated false claims that the 2020 election was stolen.

They held signs that described D.C. jail as a gulag and called Jan. 6, 2021 an inside job. They wore red caps, including one that read, Trump was right about everything.

After the tear gas cleared and the glass was swept up and the blood and faeces were scrubbed off the walls, the United States Capitol returned to the business of democracy.

Officer Terry Bennett, 32, was an eight-year veteran of the department.

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The entire graduating class of this Prince George's County high school is made up of immigrants, or children of immigrants.

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