More On Capitol Hill Riots

The Pentagon is reviewing how best to crack down on extremist views in the ranks.

Two Virginia police officers charged in connection with the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol have military backgrounds.

The troops are pulling 12-hour security shifts, officials have said, and are permitted to rest or sleep when not on duty.

Adam Newbold, who did not respond to emails and phone messages, later told ABC he regrets being part of the crowd.

As DoD officials look into reports of military participants, legal experts weigh in on what charges they might face.

Many viewed the images of sleeping troops and mistakenly thought that the Guard members were housed inside the Capitol.

Before Eugene Goodman faced protesters who broke into the U.S. Capitol last week, he served as an infantryman in Iraq.

Photos of troops sprawled under busts of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln raced across Twitter and other social media.

A handful of U.S. defense contractors have joined a corporate backlash against the pro-Trump U.S. Capitol siege.

The National Guard Bureau declined to specify what weapons troops would carry.