DOJ Doubles Down: Suspect Faces Eight Counts After Confessing to Pipe Bombs at Party HQs

A confession transcript released by the defendant's own lawyers has prompted federal prosecutors to escalate charges in a pre-January 6 bombing case, raising questions about why authorities are pursuing additional counts now rather than at initial filing.
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