Capitol riot defendant Brandon Fellows alarmed jurors hearing his case with outbursts about what he called "a kangaroo court" and a "Nazi court" after he was found in contempt of court Thursday. Some of the jurors in the case wrote a note to Judge Trevor McFadden, a 2017 appointee to the D.C. court, to ask about any risk that Fellows could obtain their personal information, including their home addresses. "1 question," they wrote. "We wanted to confirm that the defendent [sic] does not have any personal information on individual jurors, since he was defending himself. Includes home address, etc." Judge...