Infowars creator and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, who is facing multiple defamation lawsuits over false comments made about the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, will have to face another defamation lawsuit, this time over the Charlottesville white supremacist rallies that ended in the death of counter protester Heather Heyer.
Read moreA New Jersey college lecturer who lost his job after he touted Adolph Hitler as “a great European leader” does not have a case for defamation, a federal judge ruled.
Read moreA federal judge on Tuesday dismissed with prejudice claims against the University of California, Berkeley, stemming from riots that erupted after the school canceled a speech by right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos in 2017, but allowed claims against two UC Berkeley police officers handling the crowd to continue.
Read moreEscalating a feud among conspiracy theorists, Jerome Corsi and lawyer Larry Klayman brought a federal defamation complaint late Thursday against Alex Jones and his Infowars website.
Read moreThe Coast Guard lieutenant who prosecutors say was plotting a mass killing of lawmakers and media members must remain in detention while he awaits trial on drug and gun charges, a federal judge ruled Thursday.
Read moreA U.S. Coast Guard officer and self-proclaimed white nationalist was arrested last week after investigators discovered a cache of weapons in his Maryland home, as well as a hit list of journalists and Democratic politicians and activists, according to court documents.
Read moreAdvancing a bid for evidence that participants in the fatal 2017 Unite the Right rally had geared up for racially motivated violence, a federal judge rejected a motion to quash Tuesday by a white supremacist blogger.
Read moreThe IRS has returned tax-exempt status to a white nationalist group that for years did not file tax returns, group leader Richard Spencer announced Thursday.
Read moreYou won’t be able use PayPal anymore to buy fluoride-free toothpaste or a bottle of The Real Red Pill Plus from right-wing conspiracy promulgator Alex Jones.
Read moreA woman accused of helping to coordinate violence at a deadly “alt-right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia last year can no longer hide her identity from victims, a federal judge ruled Monday.
Read moreOverruling the former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard’s objections, a federal judge in Louisiana ordered David Duke to produce his communications with the organizers of last year’s deadly white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Read moreThe attorney for neo-Nazi web publisher Andrew Anglin said Tuesday that although he abhors the comments his client launched last year against a Jewish real estate agent in Montana, defending the ability to make such racist comments is a cornerstone of the U.S. Constitution.
Read moreInfowars creator Alex Jones and other right-wing media personalities were sued Tuesday by a former State Department official who says they made him a target of harassment after he posted a video showing a car attack during a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Read moreA white supremacist organizer, has sued the City of Charlottesville, Virginia after the city manager denied his permit application to hold an “anniversary rally” in the same location as last year’s deadly Unite the Right rally.
Read moreAlex Jones and his conspiracy website Info Wars, along with the alt-right, co-opted the cartoon figure Pepe the Frog to spread racist internet memes and now the original creator wants them to stop selling a poster that features the character next to alt-right heroes like Milo Yiannopoulos, and Ann Coulter, according to a federal copyright complaint filed on Monday.
Read more“Trump’s Mini-Mes,” the Newsweek headline blared. Now one of the 12-year-old conservatives profiled in the article wants punitive damages.
Read moreMilo Yiannopoulos dropped his $10 million lawsuit Tuesday against Simon & Schuster for jettisoning plans to publish the alt-right provocateur’s memoir.
Read moreA father and son forced to flee from their Michigan home and go into hiding after an alt-right news website linked them to the murder of a counterprotester at last year’s white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., sued the site for defamation.
Read moreWorshipers at an Islamic cultural center, a black Army lieutenant and a couple who tried to end their daughter’s relationship when they learned her boyfriend held neo-Nazi beliefs were among the 17 people killed by right-wing racists, the Southern Poverty Law Center says in a new report.
Read moreAndrew Anglin, a neo-Nazi who says he can’t be sued for unleashing a troll storm on a Jewish woman from Montana because he belongs to “no state,” has until Feb. 16 to tell a federal court his whereabouts, the court ordered Wednesday.
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