They Hid It. So We Went Looking For It.

Congress passed a law. A bronze plaque was made. Then it disappeared into a Capitol basement for three years.

When it finally showed up — at 4am, no announcement, no ceremony — Jim Acosta went to Capitol Hill to find it. What he discovered was a memorial that the public still can't see, tucked in a hallway marked "Authorized Personnel Only."

The officers who bled defending that building are now back in court. Again.

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