DOJ Announces Federal Charges Against 13 Capitol Rioters as FBI Continues to Investigate

Pro-Trump supporters storm the U.S. Capitol following a rally with President Donald Trump in January.Photo: Samuel Corum/Getty The FBI is continuing to investigate theviolent riotsin Washington, D.C. on Wednesday and file charges against participants, including one who allegedly left a car full of homemade bombs and guns near the U.S. Capitol building. On Friday, the Department of Justice identified the man as Lonnie Leroy Coffman, from Falkville, Alabama. According to an official policerelease, the 70-year-old was arrested on Thursday and then later charged with one count of unlawful possession of a destructive device and one count of carrying a pistol without a license, which carry maximum sentences of 10 and five years in prison, respectively.

DOJ Releases Photo of Docs Seized at Mar-a-Lago, Suggests Records Were 'Concealed and Removed'

Photo: JOSE ROMERO/US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE/AFP via Getty Images The prosecutors said in the court filing that Trump and his team failed to hand over sensitive government records even after they told investigators that a “diligent search” for the materials had been conducted to comply with a subpoena, the filing states. The 36-page filing outlines the government’s repeated efforts to retrieve sensitive materials from Trump’s Palm Beach, Fla., home before it was searched Aug.

DOJ to Investigate 'Potentially Systemic Police Issues' in Minneapolis After Chauvin Verdict

U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland.Photo: Andrew Harnik/AP/Bloomberg via Getty The U.S. Department of Justice, reacting to theguilty verdictof former Minneapolis police officerDerek Chauvinfor murderingGeorge Floyd, will begin a review of the department’s use-of-force tactics while also assessing whether its officers engage in “discriminatory policing.” U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garlandannounced the investigationWednesday. “Like so many of you, I have closely watched the events in Minnesota,” Garland said at a news conference one day after jurors convicted Chauvin, a white officer, of second-degree murder and other charges in the May 2020 death of Floyd, a Black man, who was restrained facedown in handcuffs with Chauvin’s knee pressed to his neck for more than nine minutes.

Doja Cat 'Feels Free' After Fans Unfollow Her on Social Media: It's 'Like I've Defeated a Large Beast'

Doja Cat. PHOTO: Taylor Hill/FilmMagic.Photo:Taylor Hill/FilmMagicDoja Catis feeling “free” after losing a significant amount of social media followers.The past few weeks have seen the “Say So” rapper, 27, reportedly lose nearly 300,000 followers on social media, according toBillboard. This comes after she responded “i don’t though” when a Twitter user asked her to say she loved her fans, and reportedlycalled out her followers for naming themselves “Kittenz.”“Seeing all these people unfollow makes me feel like I’ve defeated a large beast that’s been holding me back down for so long,” Doja Cat said on her Instagram Story on Wednesday.

Doja Cat and Jessica Alba Attend Usher’sMy WayLas Vegas Residency — and Both Receive a Sweet Serenade

Usher serenaded Doja Cat and Jessica Alba at his ‘My Way’ Las Vegas residency show on Friday.Photo:Paras Griffin/Getty, Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty, Kevin Winter/Getty Paras Griffin/Getty, Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty, Kevin Winter/Getty Usher’s show on Friday night was a star-studded affair! Doja CatandJessica Albawere in the audience to catch the singer’sMy Wayresidency performance in Las Vegas, and both celebrities got some special attention from the headliner himself. “Doja Cat, ladies and gentlemen,” he announced to the audience after the pair shared the sweet moment.