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5-Year-Old Abducted in Virginia Found Safe; Suspect Arrested
A 5-year-old boy was abducted Sunday in Virginia, prompting State Police and the Virginia Missing Children Clearinghouse to issue an Amber Alert on behalf of the Charlottesville Police Department.
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Former FBI Agent on Capitol Riot: Do We Need ‘Another Oklahoma City' to Get the Message?
Former FBI special agent Erroll Southers explains why the behavior of some law enforcement during Wednesday’s siege on the U.S. Capitol invoked memories of Charlottesville and Kenosha.
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Trump Proud Boys Remark Echoes Charlottesville
President Donald Trump is trying to walk back his refusal to outright condemn the far right Proud Boys during the presidential debate.
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Trump Responds to Violence in Charlottesville
President Donald Trump responded to the violent clashes in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Trump Condemns Hate Groups Two Days After Violence in Charlottesville
After much criticism, including from members of the Republican Party, President Donald Trump addressed the country and condemned hate groups such as the KKK, neo-nazis and white supremacists. The address was made two days after violence erupted in Charlottesville, Virginia, when white supremacists clashed with counter-protesters.
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NH White Nationalist Goes on Trial Over Online Threats
A white nationalist who rose to prominence during a deadly 2017 rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, went on trial Tuesday on federal charges of threatening to rape the wife of a person with whom he was having a dispute. Christopher Cantwell, a New Hampshire resident, has remained in federal custody since he pleaded not guilty in January to using the Telegram…
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Arrest Warrant Issued for Neo-Nazi Podcaster in Charlottesville Rally Lawsuit
A federal judge has issued an arrest warrant for a neo-Nazi podcaster who promoted and attended a white nationalist rally in Virginia that erupted in violence three years ago
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Confederate Statue Removed From Courthouse Square in Charlottesville
Crews removed a statue of an unnamed Confederate soldier that stood outside a courthouse in Charlottesville, Virginia, near the site of a white nationalist rally in 2017. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.
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Confederate Statue Removed Near Charlottesville White Nationalist Rally Site
Crews have removed a statue of an unnamed Confederate soldier that stood outside a courthouse in Charlottesville, Virginia, near the site of a white nationalist rally in 2017. The statue is set to be relocated to a historic battlefield. Forgoing an in-person ceremony because of the coronavirus pandemic, Albemarle County livestreamed the removal on Facebook Saturday as workers used saws…
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Biden: Charlottesville Was the ‘Moment I Knew I Had to Run'
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden said he knew he had to run for president after hearing President Donald Trump say “there were very fine people on both sides” after the 2017 white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va.
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Survivors of Deadly 2017 Charlottesville Protests Tell Their Stories in New TV Special
On the third anniversary of the deadly Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Va., during which protester Heather Heyer was killed, a new Investigation Discovery special is giving survivors a voice to talk about how the incident has continued to affect them. Pamela Deutsch, the producer of “Impact of Hate: Charlottesville” joined LX News to discuss the special.
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Court Denies 2 Appeals in Beating of Black Man at Charlottesville White Nationalist Rally
The Supreme Court of Virginia has denied the appeals of two men convicted in connection with the brutal beating of a Black man in a Charlottesville parking garage the day of a violent white supremacist rally
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Looking Back on Hate: Doc Sheds New Light as 3-Year Anniversary of Charlottesville Rally Nears
Susan Bro, whose daughter Heather Heyer was killed during the Charlottesville rally three years ago, speaks out on a new documentary detailing the fateful incident, her daughter’s legacy and a day that changed her life forever.
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White Nationalist Richard Spencer Loses Lawyer in Lawsuit
A federal magistrate judge has agreed to let an attorney withdraw from representing white nationalist leader Richard Spencer in a lawsuit over violence that erupted at a rally in Virginia nearly three years ago
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White Nationalist's Lawyer Wants Out of Rally Violence Case
A leading white nationalist figure in the U.S. blames his notoriety for his failure to pay a lawyer to defend him against a lawsuit over violence that erupted at a Virginia rally that he helped organize
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Charlottesville Official Wants to Revisit Confederate Statues' Removal
A top official in the Virginia city where a white nationalist rally erupted in violence in 2017 has called for renewing discussions about removing two Confederate statues, one of which became the focus of the rally
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Report on Fatal Charlottesville Police Helicopter Crash Focuses on Training
A new report finds that Virginia State Police did not require training for a certain flight condition that contributed to a fatal helicopter crash during the protests in Charlottesville. The Richmond Times-Dispatch reports that the findings came out in a National Transportation Safety Board report that was released Wednesday. The crash had killed Lt. H. Jay Cullen, a veteran pilot,…
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Man Accused of Racist Threats, Cyberstalking Expected to Plead Guilty
A white man charged with making racist online threats against a black activist in Virginia is expected to plead guilty next month.
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White Nationalist to Remain in Jail for Now
A hearing to determine whether a leading white nationalist from New Hampshire can be released from jail has been continued until next week
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NH Man Known for Involvement in Charlottesville Rally Arrested by FBI
A New Hampshire man involved in the “Unite the Right” rally and violence in Charlottesville, North Carolina in 2017 has been arrested by federal authorities, NBC News reports. The FBI’s Boston field office said Tuesday that Christopher Cantwell, 36, was taken into custody in Keene, New Hampshire, after being indicted by a federal grand jury and charged with extortion and…