Heavy sentences for Oath Keepers are just punishment for insurrection

By Jim Carroll

Conservative activists Charlie Kirk and Eric Metaxas call for retaliatory raids on liberal groups

By Kyle Mantyla

When a country that’s orchestrated many coups has one of its own

By Amy Goodman and Denis Moynihan

From civil war threats to storming the Capitol: How Oath Keepers plotted to keep Trump in power

By Kristen Doerer

Prosecutors: Capitol attackers stockpiled guns and supplies as part of siege plot

By Brandi Buchman

Trial evidence shows radical Oath Keepers group plotted to keep attacking Capitol even after Jan. 6

Military background among far-right extremist criminals has exploded since 2017, study finds

By David Neiwert

Nearly one in five of the 700-plus people under indictment for their actions on Jan. 6 have military backgrounds, echoing a phenomenon of extremist recruitment from the ranks of veterans by groups like the Oath Keepers

Hacked data exposes how deeply ‘patriot’ extremism has penetrated the mainstream

By David Neiwert

Examinations of hacked records show scores of people used work emails to join extremist Oath Keepers group

Hacked data: Police officers sought to join extremist Oath Keepers group after Jan. 6 insurrection

By David Neiwert

Active-duty law enforcement officers sought out extremist paramilitary group after failed Trump coup attempt

At least 15 police officers joined the Jan. 6 Capitol invasion

By Adele M. Stan

U.S. law enforcement agencies have been incubating far-right extremists in their ranks rather than rooting them out

Far-right groups becoming more radical after Capitol attack

By Matthew Valasik and Shannon Reid

Some members have left extremist groups in the wake of the Jan. 6 violence. Those who remain, and the new members who have joined are becoming more violent than ever.