The Proud Boys attacked a Black church and found out their actions have dire consequences
The Proud Boys lost big this week when a judge ruled that the group can no longer use its own name and instead awarded the moniker to a Washington DC-based Black church that was subjected to a ...
Everything we know about the FBI’s involvement in the Jan 6 riots
FBI sources were tasked with monitoring events in Washington DC, including keeping a close eye on perceived domestic ...
Trump’s Pardons and Purges Revive Old Question: Who Counts as a Terrorist?
The president’s sweeping clemency for Capitol rioters and his administration’s ongoing removal of career national security ...
Political extremists vandalized a church. Now, the church controls their name
A judge has awarded the Proud Boys' naming rights to Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C.
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'Two Weeks Ago, I Was In Prison': Pardoned Proud Boys Leader Dines with Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago, Eyes Political Run After Vowing ‘Retribution’
It turns out that committing violent acts in support of Donald Trump is a good career move. At the very least, it gets you ...
Sheriff? Congress? Criminal Justice reformer? Freed Proud Boys leaders have big plans
The four top national leaders of the Proud Boys, convicted for seditious conspiracy for Jan. 6 but now freed by Trump, say ...
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Trump’s Supreme Court Immunity Ruling Just Came Back to Bite Him
The Supreme Court’s decision to expand the definition of presidential immunity may have just caused a hiccup for Donald Trump ...
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Sweet Revenge? Black DC Church Vandalized By The Proud Boys Now Owns Their Name
The ruling bans all members of the Proud Boys from selling merchandise with its name or symbol without the church’s ...
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We Did This to Ourselves
WHO WANTS OUR CRIMINALS?: “Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Monday that El Salvador has offered to accept deportees of ...
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Trump pardoned him for his role in the U.S. Capitol riot. Now, he’s at Georgia’s Gold Dome
Since Trump issued blanket pardons for people accused and convicted of crimes during the U.S. Capitol riot, defendants have started reengaging in political activism.