Mark Meadows Reaches Agreement in Jan. 6 Probe

Meadows, a key figure in Trump's orbit, has provided the committee with documents and agreed to testify.

The move is a significant development in the committee's investigation into the Capitol riot.

Mark Meadows, the final White House chief of staff under President Donald J. Trump, has reached an agreement with the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.

Under the agreement, Meadows will provide the committee with documents and agree to testify. The move is a significant development in the committee's investigation into the Capitol riot.

Meadows is a key figure in Trump's orbit and was reportedly with Trump in the White House on the day of the attack. He has been subpoenaed by the committee but has so far refused to cooperate.

The committee's report, released on Sunday, lays out its case for a criminal referral against Trump. The report accuses Trump of inciting the violence at the Capitol and of engaging in a conspiracy to overturn the election results.