Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear.

Jaws in the seditious conspiracy case against leaders of the Proud Boys Group are almost

ready to liberate.

And Piers Kerry Johnson reports on closing arguments in the four month long trial in Washington

DC.

Federal prosecutors say former Proud Boys chairman Enrique Tario and four of his lieutenants

were determined to keep former president Trump in power by any means necessary, including

physical force.

The lawyer showed jurors what they call devastating evidence, including a post from Tario,

after the Capitol riot that says, quote, make no mistake, we did this.

Tario and four others face a seditious conspiracy charge that could carry as many as 20 years

in prison.

The defendants argue there was no plan to attack the Capitol on January 6, 2021, and they

say the Justice Department made them the scapegoat because it's too difficult to charge

Trump himself with a crime.

Tario Johnson in Piers News, Washington.

As warring factions in Sudan agreed with three day truce, a lost boy of South Sudan,

so he fears he will see another civil war.

If a coup catch of member station WRVO reports he's urging the U.S. government to get involved

to bring about peace.

Syracuse common counselor, Shulma Joke is one of the 20,000 last boys who fled South Sudan

during the second Sudanese civil war.

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