US EditionFormer Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn Reflects on Jan. 6 Five Years Later
Rep. Clyburn warns Jan. 6 threat persists amid pardons and whitewashing, while Trump targets impeachment Republicans to unify party before midterms, with only two impeachers left in office.
- On January 6, 2026, Rep. Jim Clyburn, D-S.C., warned on the U.S. House floor that the threat exposed on Jan. 6, 2021, still persists as the nation marked the fifth anniversary.
- Clyburn argued that recent actions have eroded accountability, citing President Donald Trump’s pardons that undercut it and a lawsuit over a plaque commemorating officers injured on Jan. 6.
- Speaking publicly and in his memoir, Dunn emphasized he has spent five years urging accountability for Jan. 6 and described ongoing threats and the memoir as part of his healing.
- At a House Republican retreat at the Kennedy Center, President Donald Trump urged party unity while targeting former South Carolina U.S. Rep. Tom Rice and celebrated Russell Fry's primary victory over Rice, overstating Rice's loss margin and mischaracterizing Fry's resume.
- With looser federal and local gun policies, experts caution that Second Amendment extremism and weakened enforcement of District of Columbia gun laws increase the risk of deadlier violence today.
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Clyburn warns against forgetting Jan. 6 as Trump taunts former SC congressman Tom Rice
Five years after the Jan. 6 attack, Rep. Jim Clyburn warned the threat to American democracy persists. President Trump repeated false election claims and revisited his feud with former Rep. Tom Rice.
Five years later, former Capitol Officer Harry Dunn says Jan. 6 was ‘worst day’ of his life
By Stacy BrownNNPA Newswire On the fifth anniversary of Jan. 6, a date now fixed in the American conscience, former Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn returned to the moment that altered his life and the nation’s course. Appearing on “Let It Be Known,” Dunn spoke about the unforgettable day that’s shaped by time, pain, and resolve, revisiting what he has called the worst day of his life. Dunn joined the United States Capitol Police in 2008 and h…
5 years since the January 6 insurrection - WDET 101.9 FM
Tuesday marks the fifth anniversary of the attack on the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. A large group protesting the results of the 2020 election— claiming Joe Biden’s win was fraudulent—broke into the capitol building, destroying property, assaulting officers, and threatening elected officials. The events of January 6 resulted in several deaths and over a thousand arrests. President Donald Trump pardoned most insurrectionists when reentering office…
5 years later, the fight over how Jan. 6 is remembered continues
In the five years since Jan. 6, there has been a widespread fight over the story of that day. Congressional Correspondent Lisa Desjardins was inside the Capitol and witnessed the storming firsthand and reports on the half-decade battle over the narrative.
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