Jan. 6 report sidesteps federal intelligence failures before deadly Capitol riot

While detailing multiple warnings of violence collected by U.S. law enforcement and intelligence officials about protests planned for Jan. 6, the House select committee’s report largely avoids critiquing how federal agencies handled the information or why they failed to share the full extent of the threats with U.S. Capitol Police officers.

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