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1 verified report published on June 6, 2022.
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The Trump movement spent years pretending January 6 was either a tourist visit or a useful blur. By June 6, 2022, federal prosecutors were writing the opposite in black-and-white, and the legal consequences were getting harder to spin away. The date did not deliver a single giant Trump indictment, but it did deliver more evidence that the hangover from the coup attempt was still spreading through his world—and getting more expensive by the day.
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Federal prosecutors escalated the Jan. 6 case by charging Proud Boys leaders with seditious conspiracy, a major step that underlined how seriously the government was treating the Capitol attack and how closely Trump-aligned extremism remained in the dock.