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DOJ has finally added Enrique Tarrio to the Proud Boys indictment and showed clear premeditation to focus on the Capitol. But the indictment provides few clues about where DOJ is headed from here.

On Friday, I argued that both the January 6 Committee and TV lawyers wailing about DOJ's slow pace of prosecution needed to look more closely at the litigation surrounding DOJ's use of 18 USC 1512(c)(2) to prosecute January 6 defendants. [U]ltimately…

While Putin continues his steady genocidal obliteration of Ukraine's cities, the pointy end of this war of attrition is coming around toward Russia.

John Durham says Michael Sussmann's alleged lie is material because the FBI needed to know that neither his nor Rodney Joffe's cybersecurity concerns were real. The problem is, he hasn't alleged that, much less proven it.

It's Saturday once again and our cleaning chores have changed. It's time to address digital chores like information security, ensuring the week will be safer than the last.

Jack Hanick -- the former Fox News director arrested for his post-sanction ties to Konstantin Malofeyev -- wasn't arrested yesterday, in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Nor was he charged in February, when he was arrested in London. On the contrary, he was indicted last November, almost five years to the day after the 2016 election.

Perhaps it doesn't matter what's going with Putin; we must assume the most radical, worst case scenario no matter Putin's condition.

Joshua James' statement of offense lays out a lot more evidence of Stewart Rhodes' plans for insurrection. But the silences may be just as interesting.

For those of you who've been wondering what Merrick Garland's DOJ has been doing for the last year, it's this: January 6 was officially, for at least one participant, sedition.