White House releases revised website on January 6 US Capitol attack history

The White House has launched a website that presents an alternative account of the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol. The site, which is available in English and Spanish, includes rewritten versions of news articles and official statements from the time.

According to reports, the website aims to provide a more accurate representation of events surrounding the incident. It has been published on the White House’s official website, making it easily accessible to the public.

The website features five articles that have been revised to reflect the White House’s perspective on the event. The articles are from reputable news sources and include reports from various media outlets.

Additionally, there is a section of the website dedicated to information about individuals who were involved in the January 6 incident but have since been pardoned by President Biden. This section provides updates on their current activities and whereabouts.

Separately, it has been reported that some of those pardoned are planning to participate in a march on Washington D.C. to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the Capitol riot. The event is scheduled to take place on January 6, 2024.

The White House’s website can be accessed at its official website, and more information about the revised articles and updates on pardoned individuals can be found on the site.

Source: Google News World