Oath Keeper Is First Insurrectionist to Rat Out Rioters

By Pilar Melendez

Jon Schaffer, a heavy metal guitarist, has copped a plea deal, agreeing to cooperate with the feds in their ongoing investigation into the Jan. 6 riots.

By Tarpley Hitt

After admitting to a 15-year tax evasion scheme, billionaire Robert Smith escaped charges. His 82-year-old attorney did not.

By Kevin Fallon

With a disco ball’s light glistening at the end of the tunnel, it’s time to fantasize about grooving to Gaga, Dua Lipa, Cardi B, and the bops that got trapped inside quarantine.

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By Scott Bixby

Biden signed an order Friday to eliminate restrictions on entry for refugees from several war-torn countries, but did not fulfill his promise to raise Trump-era caps on admissions.

By Justin Rohrlich

Vincent Welsh’s plight was spotlighted by The Daily Beast.

By Justin Rohrlich

Nine years after kidnapping his estranged wife and biting off a piece of her face, Thomas Byrd is suing Google for $29M over a report he said has caused him “psychological harm.”

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By Matt Wilstein

Ana Navarro prefaced her comments with, “I can’t believe I’m going to say anything good about her.”

By S. Jay Olshansky, The Conversation

They take that “Long Live the Queen” stuff very seriously.

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THUMB ON THE SCALE?

Doug Logan has been hired by the Arizona Senate to audit the newly blue state’s 2020 election ballots, to make sure there were no instances of fraud.

 SCARY STUFF

The caucus’ platform also urges “an infrastructure that reflects the architectural, engineering and aesthetic value that befits the progeny of European architecture.”

 PERFECTLY IMPERFECT

Instead of being condemned to a landfill, SENREVE is selling these—slightly imperfect—handbags for as much as 50% off.

 WALKING IT BACK

AG Garland issued a memo that lifts some Trump-era limitations on the use of consent decrees, making it easier for the DOJ to address misconduct.

 UNDER THE MICROSCOPE

The trip to the Gulf country was paid for by Imaad Zuberi, a businessman whose pleaded guilty to lobbying charges.

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