Ray Epps, self-described organizer of January 6 attack on United States Capitol, testifies before Select Committee, denies being government informant, admits involvement and organization, has not been arrested or charged despite admitted involvement.
The Department of Defense has rescinded its COVID-19 vaccine mandate for military service after Congress sent the National Defense Authorization Act to President Joe Biden's desk that included a provision repealing it.
Judge denies request to sanction Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake over lawsuit challenging election defeat, requires Lake to reimburse Katie Hobbs for certain costs incurred during proceedings.
An investigator in Pennsylvania has been granted access to records from the 2020 election, including information from every precinct and central tabulator, after presenting evidence of anomalies encountered while voting and a discrepancy between the number of registered voters and ballots counted.
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln settles a lawsuit with Christian student group Ratio Christi, revising its policy on student fees and paying the group $1,500 and $25,000 in attorneys' fees and costs, after the group accused the university of violating its freedom of speech.
The Los Angeles Homelessness Services Authority, a joint commission created by the city and county of Los Angeles, released a report this week that was upbeat, claiming that the county had witnessed an increase in its homeless population of "only" 4.1 percent between 2020 and 2022, a significant dip from previous years.
