A terror attack in Scotland performed by Libyan nationals led to a creative application of international law.
To distill the violent insurrection at the US Capitol into a tale of angry male rage is to overlook the threat that women in the mob posed.
An FBI affidavit, which references this news segment, alleges that 22-year-old Riley June Williams may have taken a laptop or hard drive from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office on January 6 with the intent of giving the technology to Russia's foreign intelligence service.
Insider News provides much needed context to the different types of symbols and flags that were displayed by the Capitol mob on January 6.
Luke Mogelson, a veteran war correspondent and New Yorker contributor, followed Trump supporters with his pen and camera as they stormed the Capitol.
Comedian Ryan Ken was unsparing in his parody of journalists aiming for so-called "objectivity" in their reporting of the Capitol insurrection.
While government officials have deemed the threat not credible, the breach raises serious questions about the security of air traffic control frequencies, which carry instructions to pilots.
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