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The Jan. 6 investigation kept widening on Sept. 12, 2021, with prosecutors, Congress and the courts all still collecting records and testimony. The immediate fight was no longer just over the attack itself, but over who helped prepare for it, who preserved the evidence, and what could be forced into the open next.
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The Jan. 6 investigation kept widening on Sept. 12, 2021, with prosecutors, Congress and the courts all still collecting records and testimony. The immediate fight was no longer just over the attack itself, but over who helped prepare for it, who preserved the evidence, and what could be forced into the open next.
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The Jan. 6 investigation kept widening on Sept. 12, 2021, with prosecutors, Congress and the courts all still collecting records and testimony. The immediate fight was no longer just over the attack itself, but over who helped prepare for it, who preserved the evidence, and what could be forced into the open next.
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