Peter Navarro, who was an economic adviser under former President Donald Trump, and Dan Scavino, who was Trump's deputy chief of staff, have both ignored subpoenas from the committee.
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Bieber, said in a statement to PEOPLEGettyBritain’s latest round of sanctions against Russia has gone above and beyond simple financial punishment, airing a bit of Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov’s dirty laundry in the process.
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Jan. 6 panel seeks contempt charges for Navarro and ScavinoIf the criminal referrals are approved by the committee, the full House would then vote on whether to pass the matter along to the Justice Department.
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Jan. 6 panel to start contempt proceedings for ex-Trump aidesJan. 6 panel to start contempt proceedings for ex-Trump aides Dan Scavino and Peter Navarro
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Jan. 6 Committee Sets Contempt Vote for 2 Former Trump AidesThe House committee investigating the Capitol riot has set a vote for next week to consider contempt of Congress charges for two aides of former President Donald Trump
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Cowboys for Trump founder convicted of illegally entering Capitol on Jan. 6Couy Griffin was found guilty of illegally entering a restricted area on the day of the riot but acquitted of a disorderly conduct charge.
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Former Trump personal assistant appears before Jan. 6 committee
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Judge renders split verdict for 'Cowboys for Trump' founder charged in Jan. 6 riotA judge handed down a split verdict Tuesday to the founder of the group 'Cowboys for Trump,' who was the second defendant to be tried in connection to the Jan. 6 attack.
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