Oath Keeper Retirees Charged With Conspiracy in Capitol Riot

By Pilar Melendez

Bennie and Sandra Parker, a retired couple from Ohio, allegedly plotted with other members of the far-right paramilitary group to storm the Capitol building on Jan. 6.

By Blake Montgomery, Pilar Melendez

The reality TV star and the rapper have been married for seven years and have four children.

By Ana Lucia Murillo

“When the dust settles, people deserve answers and accountability,” Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo said Friday.

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By Erin Banco

Health officials worry the fallout from this week’s brutal deep freeze will drive COVID infections up when it looked like the country was just starting to make progress.

By Barbie Latza Nadeau

The Cooking section hit the third-rail of Italian cuisine with its “bright tang” spin on an untouchable favorite, violating the commandment: Thou shalt not tinker with perfection.

By Michael Daly

Amid rampant price-gouging and a certain U.S. senator being a jerk, A.J. McQueen stood up.

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By Kevin Fallon

With a bing-bang-bong and a sing-sang-song, a ridiculous spoof song from “RuPaul’s Drag Race U.K.” is now a legitimate music hit—and you’ll never get it out of your head.

By Tarpley Hitt

Filmed over 19 years, Davy Rothbart’s new documentary follows one family’s story of struggle in Washington, D.C., not far from the White House.

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‘I MAY NEED A JOB’

North Cornwall Township patrolman Joseph Fisher was charged after posting a video of himself rushing a line of police officers during the Jan. 6 siege.

 WORKPLACE HAZARD

Employees had to memorize an elaborate, seven-step process for serving the former president his Diet Coke.

 QUINCE IN A WHILE

From the $50 cashmere sweaters to washable silk, Quince has everything you need to update your wardrobe for fall.

 LIGHTNING ROD

Asked if the former president ever thanked him for his efforts before he left the White House last month, Fauci laughed and exclaimed: “No!”

 ‘CIVILITY’

Rep. Vernon Smith of Gary, Indiana, was booed by his GOP colleagues as he spoke about his personal experiences with discrimination.

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