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The federal case against Angelica Pacheco didn’t begin with a crime.
For nearly 50 years, Air Force Veteran Ryan Castleberry lived by one rule: work harder, push through, and solve every problem on his own.
It is always an honor, as a J6 supporter and advocate, to share a feel-good, positive story about a J6er.
Guest Post by Zachary Rehl In the wake of presidential pardons, commutations, and recent federal court dismissals with prejudice of key criminal cases tied to January 6, 2021, one major civil lawsuit continues its slow, grinding march through the U.S.
The Orange traffic barrel on the side of Arizona State Route 60 looked like any other piece of construction equipment.
Guest Post by The American Rights Alliance When powerful people dislike what is written about them, they have two ways to respond.
For more than five years, Americans have been told that January 6 was among the most thoroughly investigated events in our nation’s history.
Over this last weekend, there was a large event at the America First Warehouse in Long Island, NY.
Guest Post by The American Rights Alliance When the Southern District of New York filed a letter with Judge Jesse Furman on May 13, 2026 — one week before Michael Castillero was scheduled to be sentenced — it did something that should trouble anyone who believes the First Amendment means what it says.
When the Department of Justice announced the creation of a $1.776 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund, many former January 6 defendants saw what they believed was the first meaningful opportunity for compensation and accountability after years of legal battles, financial hardship, and personal upheaval.
All of us grew up watching Disney fairy tales where the characters go through trials and tribulations to finally come together and live happily ever after, leaving our younger selves wishing upon that star or praying to find a true Prince Charming or princess.
This Memorial Day weekend, the ladies who held a vigil for the January 6th Political Hostages at the DC Jail, aka The DC Gulag, are back at it again.
Guest Post by Dr. Sherrri Tenpenny Watching the headlines unfold this week feels like watching a rerun of a movie we’ve seen multiple times before.
Department of War – Official Press Release May 9th, 2026 WASHINGTON, D.C.
Today, the Department of War announced the initial release of new, never-before-seen files on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) as part of the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters (PURSUE).
The Department of War – Official Press Release The War Department has entered into agreements with seven of the world’s leading frontier artificial intelligence companies, SpaceX, OpenAI, Google, NVIDIA, Reflection, Microsoft, and Web Services, to deploy their advanced AI capabilities on the Department’s classified networks for lawful operational use.
On the heels of the amazing news that Zachary Rehl and the 3 other Proud Boys have had an unopposed motion put forth by the DC Court of Appeals to vacate their convictions and remand for dismissal with prejudice of their January 6th cases, we still have January 6ers who are still battling.
Guest Post by American Rights Alliance A quiet but consequential shift may be underway in the American legal system.
The last time we checked in with Robert Morss and his team at LeggoMan Productions, they were about to host a gala.
With all that is happening in the world, it is hard to get past the noise of looming war, “Influencers” fighting, no arrests of the evil and satanic pedos, no one being held accountable for crimes, and so on, and so on…
The story of Michael Castillero is not just the story of one man caught in a federal dragnet.
March 3rd, The Gateway Pundit reported on the 4 deaths of Army Reserve Soldiers serving in Kuwait.
If you watched the State of the Union Address last night, you got to see an amazing and overdue presentation to 100-year-old Capt.
One of the most enduring principles of American justice is the right to be judged by a jury of one’s peers.
In the ongoing saga of the January 6, 2021, Capitol events, few stories highlight the tensions between individual rights and government authority as starkly as that of Zachary Rehl, a former Marine Corps veteran and Proud Boys leader from Philadelphia.
Department of War – Press Release, February 3rd, 2026 When Secretary of War Pete Hegseth took office a year ago, matching new technologies to threats was one of his core priorities.
By Daniel Goodwyn Nick Ochs is a free man.
2025 has almost come to a close, and what a year it has been.
It was a beautiful day in DC on Wednesday.
As if the Biden Administration and DOJ didn’t torment the men and women who stood up on January 6, 2021, enough, now large Corporations are preventing their startup businesses from getting off the ground.
By Guest Contributor Daniel Goodwyn As a J6er who was pardoned, I know firsthand the battle that begins after the prison gates open.
Oral arguments before the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals are scheduled for December 12, in the most ridiculous “firearm silencer” case in U.S.
J6 ADVOCATE GUEST POST When federal agents raided MJ’s home at dawn, her world changed forever.
On Friday, November 14, 2025, the phone lines were ablaze within the January 6th community.
With all that is happening in the world today, whether it is elections, government shutdowns, Charlie Kirk’s assassination, or just the mayhem throughout the world, it’s been hard to find things to bring about a genuine smile.
Guest Post By Dr Sherri TenPenny There’s a linguistic shift happening inside the walls of hospitals, surgical centers, and outpatient clinics — one that most people won’t notice until it’s too late.
On Tuesday, November 4, 2025, Kathleen Willey will walk into Federal U.S.
If you needed another reminder that the federal justice system is broken, look no further than the case of Shana Gaviola.
Several January 6th Attorneys are seeking the public’s help in obtaining the full release of the January 6th video and CCTV footage promised by the republican leadership.
By Guest Contributor Daniel Goodwyn When the history books are written about this era of political persecution, names like Matthew Beddingfield will stand as proof that ordinary Americans paid a heavy price for daring to speak truth in a time of manufactured narratives.
Leila and David Centner, from Miami, are in the middle of a legal battle that if won, will hold the mainstream and legacy media accountable for lies, defamation and leaving a city devoid of a true gift.
By Guest Contributor Dan Wilson’s story is one of the most distasteful examples of how the Department of Justice has undermined the rule of law, the Constitution, and the very concept of presidential authority under the U.S.
By Guest Contributor Daniel Goodwyn Luke Hoffman is a father, husband, and hardworking American whose life was torn apart after January 6.
By Guest Contributor Daniel Goodwyn The story of January 6th is full of men and women who stood up for their country and paid the price.
I heard about Denis Postovoy a year ago from a few January 6th Hostages in the DC Gulag.
By all appearances, Jorge “White Wolf” Riley lived a life of service and political engagement.
Guest post by Pardonthe14.com Did you know that there are still J6ers who have not been pardoned?
While the nation continues to grieve the loss of a great conservative voice, some are moving forward to make sure that Charlie’s legacy and message live on in any way they can.
The Biden Justice Department entered office with a pledge to “restore norms.” But for many parents of faith, that promise quickly unraveled into one of the most aggressive federal campaigns against parental rights in modern history.
In less than a week, patriot, cancer survivor, whistleblower, Gold Star mother, and political hostage Tina Peters will turn seventy.
Rasha Abual-Ragheb came to the United States from overseas 20 years ago in search of freedom.
Bobby Powell, a veteran journalist and U.S.
When the news of Matthew Webler’s death hit the J6 community a few weeks ago, it was devastating to hear.
A major announcement was made on Friday in Greenville, Texas, at the 1A Film Fest, which was held in the historic Texan Theater.
Guest Post by Daniel Goodwyn In a time when real courage is rare and conviction even rarer, one man is stepping forward from the ashes of persecution to take a stand—not just for himself, but for all Americans who still believe in freedom, faith, and the Constitution.
By Daniel Goodwyn – The Gateway Pundit Guest Contributor Jennie Heinl once lived what many would call an ordinary American life.
