The fringe duo appear to have promptly rejoined their Virginia-based political clique after getting out on bail over the most dangerous alleged threat to the 2020 vote count.

News of the attacks comes after tens of thousands were left without power in North Carolina.

Meanwhile, anti-ICE demonstrators got arrest papers.

A wild audio tape captures the showdown between a butterfly scientist and congressional candidate Kimberly Lowe, who appeared at the sanctuary to peddle QAnon-type conspiracies.

Right-wing parents are attacking school boards over “furries” in the classroom—a proxy for the larger culture wars over race and gender.

A conservative media network is sending local-looking papers to homes in Arizona and Illinois to push MAGA candidates like Blake Masters.

“I realized that in the eyes of the state, I had become an enemy for exercising what is supposed to be a protected right.”

Fourteen years ago, the FBI documented racist infiltration of law enforcement in America. Now members of Congress want the full story.

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The National Lawyers Guild said that Thomas Jurgens, an attorney with the SPLC, was monitoring the Atlanta protest for the Guild at the time of his arrest.

State parties are splintering and candidates are bailing. One side calls their foes sore losers, the other calls them alt-right.

The fringe duo appear to have promptly rejoined their Virginia-based political clique after getting out on bail over the most dangerous alleged threat to the 2020 vote count.

From anonymous claims of military atrocities to a school security guard who tried to become a cop, the so-called movement is more pro-law enforcement than you think.

Exclusive footage paints a disturbing picture of the city just days before Trump told the group to “stand back and stand by” and teased election intimidation in Pennsylvania.

Former special forces soldiers are flirting with a wide array of conspiracy theories, including QAnon. They also seem to be uniquely suited to pivoting to IRL violence.

Her old pals are now accused Capitol rioters and drinkers of goat blood, and she’s backed by a former ‘Apprentice’ contestant. Will Gracey Van Der Mark level up again?

Lusting for civil war and boasting of ties to cops and the military, the Oath Keepers thought their time had come.

As the president’s hopes looked increasingly doomed, the same Internet cesspool that took credit for his 2016 win found a new scapegoat.

These geniuses have been convinced to pass on the vaccine and raid rural farm stores so they can suck down “sheep drench” and take swine injections.

The police bulletin’s mention of an “ANTIFA” patch worn by a gun-wielding man might have made officers fear violence on the left. But it was just the logo of a metal band.

Meanwhile, anti-ICE demonstrators got arrest papers.

If "pro-natalists" really believe we're on the brink of civilizational collapse, they'd better start paying moms like it's the end of the world.

The fringe movement is the latest in a long series of paramilitary scenes to court U.S. soldiers.

A pro-military, pro-cop coffee company declined to sponsor the teenager accused of murder, and all hell broke loose.

Party officials, activists, and experts were already spooked. Then the president said “stand by” to the Proud Boys.