Unite the Right

It’s been nearly six years since white supremacists shocked the world by marching on the University of Virginia campus, carrying torches and chanting racist and anti-Semitic slogans. Now some of those extremists are facing criminal charges.

The local non-profit plans to melt down the monument, in order to transform the bronze material into a work of public art.

When a jury awarded victims of the violent Unite the Right rally more than $25 million in damages, lawyers for the plaintiffs celebrated, but their work has just begun.

After a nearly monthlong civil trial, a jury in U.S. District Court in deadlocked on two key claims Tuesday but found the white nationalists liable on four other counts.

The civil suit against 14 white supremacists and ten organizations accused of conspiring to commit violence in Charlottesville more than four years ago is now in the hands of a jury.

The judge had hoped to have a verdict by the end of this week, but observers say the trial may well last until Thanksgiving.

It usually takes about two hours for the federal court in Charlottesville to choose a jury for a civil case, but Sines V. Kessler is not a “usual case.” The judge and jurors will be back for a third day today after meeting nearly ten hours on Tuesday.

It’s been nearly four years since white supremacists brought violence and bloodshed Charlottesville, Virginia – protesting the city’s decision to remove…

The official cause of that helicopter crash following a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville back in 2017 is out. Investigators blame an unusual…

After a car attack sent dozens of counter-protesters to the hospital, two funds were established to help with the victims’ medical bills and living…