A federal judge on Friday rejected former President Trump's bid to dismiss a lawsuit from a group of Congress members and Capitol police officers who are trying to hold him and Rudy Giuliani accountable for the Capitol riots. The judge wrote that Trump entered a "tacit agreement" with Proud Boys, Oath Keepers and other rioters by sending them to the Capitol during the certification of the 2020 election. Get market news that is relevant to you. You can subscribe for free. Mehta said that it was plausible that the President wanted to disrupt the efforts to certify the Electoral College votes. The Oath Keepers, the Proud Boys, and others who forced their way into the capitol building shared the same goal. The President's January 6 rally speech can be seen as a call for collective action. We will stop the steal, we will never concede, and we will not take it anymore. Mehta said that a tacit agreement involving the President is made all the more plausible by his response to the violence that erupted at Capitol building. Mehta's decision leaves Trump's inner circle vulnerable to another flurry of deposition subpoenas and document demands. This is a developing story. You can check back for updates. Do you like this article? You can get more from Axios for free. A federal judge on Friday rejected efforts by former President Donald Trump to toss out conspiracy lawsuits filed by lawmakers and two Capitol police officers. The judge said that the words that Trump said at the rally were likely not protected by the First Amendment. Ted Cruz has accused Mexico of violating the rule of law, and Mexico's government shot back on Friday, saying at least candidates in Mexico concede defeat when they lose elections. Cruz claimed that there was a breakdown of the rule of law in Mexico and that there had been killings of journalists. Few know that Amazon has millions of Prime subscribers. Donald Trump lost a bid to dismiss lawsuits accusing him of inciting the attack on the U.S. Capitol. In a lengthy written ruling, Judge Mehta of the US District Court for the District of Columbia. Rudy Giuliani and Donald Trump Jr. were named as co-conspirators in the lawsuits. "That makes me sad, and we should figure it out," said Noem, who signed into law a bill banning trans girls from participating in female sports. The new head of Virginia's information technology agency is stepping down after less than a month on the job. The paper first reported... You can find furniture at prices that fit your budget. The former first lady wrote that she did not operate a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. The National Archives and Records Administration sent a letter to the Justice Department stating that 15 boxes of White House records were found to contain classified information. The agency sent a letter to the president following reports about his handling of classified information after he left the White House. The Justice Department and FBI have not indicated they will pursue the revelation, though it could interest federal investigators who are responsible for policing the handling of government secrets. The former judge was floored and honored to see the legal analysis that was used to uphold the 2020 election. Green technologies will be tested at SUSTIE, which will help buildings become more eco-friendly. The National Archives and Records Administration said Friday that boxes taken from the White House to the former president's private club contained items marked as classified national-security information. The governor told reporters that the moves were the beginning of treating COVID as we do other seasonal respiratory viruses. The National Archives discovered records that had been torn up and taped together. The world's most advanced home gym is here. Dumbbells are smarter than smart. Better than weight. The definition of failed leadership is what former Judge J. Michael Luttig told the Los Angeles Times. The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a lawsuit against the Missouri School District over the removal of books from school libraries. The books were about race and sexual identity. Some in the media are blowing the Durham filings out of proportion, according to Hugh Hewitt. The cars you should avoid are listed. A NY judge ruled Thursday that Trump and his children must give a deposition. There is a reported deadline for an agreement before opening day. The court understands the gravity of its decision, according to the ruling. People who were born between 1951 and 1979 have no life insurance. Read this for more information. The father and son rushed at a wall of police officers outside of the Capitol. One critic said that it sounded better in his head. The Minnesota lawmaker once made derogatory remarks about women and Native Americans.Axios
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