Read the Jan. 6 Committee's Filing in Its Lawsuit With Mark Meadows - The New York Times

The committee alleged that Mark Meadows, the final chief of staff for President Donald J. Trump, was told that an effort to try to overturn the 2020 election using so-called alternate electors were not “legally sound” and that Jan. 6 could turn violent, but he pushed forward with plans to hold a rally in Washington anyway.

DOJ Supports January 6 Committee Subpoena of Mark Meadows

Key dates to know for the House Jan. 6 hearings - Los Angeles Times

FINAL REPORT of the Select Commitee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol

Meadows Was Warned Jan. 6 Could Turn Violent, House Panel Says - The New York Times

Behind the Jan. 6 panel's last-minute efforts to win 3 key Trump-world lawsuits - POLITICO

Jan. 6 panel set to vote on holding Meadows in contempt

In Jan. 6 probe, crimes matter more than cover-ups

Inside the Jan. 6 committee's massive new evidence trove - POLITICO

Evidence mounts of GOP involvement in Trump's effort to overturn election

House Jan. 6 probe sheds light on Trump aide Mark Meadows' records before contempt vote

News Roundup: From the Trump White House to Wisconsin - American Oversight

Jan. 6 Committee Recommends Contempt Charge for Mark Meadows - The New York Times

Mark Meadows Sought to Fight Election Outcome, Jan. 6 Panel Says - The New York Times

What we've learned from the Jan. 6 committee hearings - ABC News