Nancy Butler   |  Defense News Foreign Affairs Government

Authorities have reportedly carried out a search at the home...

Patrick Houck   |  Defense News Foreign Affairs National Security

According to a report in the Financial Times, during a...

They have had their rights stripped from them. Many have been separated from their families for years. They can't vote. They can't own a firearm.  Not only are these men and women patriots, but they come from all walks of life - law enforcement, veterans, white-collar professionals, blue-collar workers, and all races and religions.  And they were hunted down in a political persecution that denied them their constitutional rights. So, what comes next for J6ers? There are nearly 1,600 Americans who need to rebuild their lives. That's exactly what Stand in the Gap is helping them do.

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In 1991, Mohamed Akram, a senior figure in the Muslim...

Patrick Houck   |  Defense News Foreign Affairs National Security

Israeli jets launched major airstrikes on central Damascus on Wednesday...