Jenna Ryan, Klete Keller and Libby Andrews have had a tumultuous year. Here’s what they’re up to now as the attempted insurrection at the Capitol in Washington DC notches an anniversary.
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The real estate agents who stormed the Capitol: Where are they now?
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