'Unite the Right' Nazis must pay up for their violence in Charlottesville as jury reaches verdict

Integrity First for America successfully made the Nazis involved in the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville pay for their violence. The jury in the trial against a group of two dozen, which …

Nazis lose the plot, and will likely lose their case, in 'Unite the Right' trial closing arguments

The Nazis on trial in Charlottesville Thursday had three and a half hours between them to make the case as to why they shouldn’t be blamed for the violent “Unite the Right” rally they planned, …

Nazis are too busy throwing each other under the bus to notice they're incriminating themselves

As the “Unite the Right” trial entered its third week, it became abundantly clear that all the Nazis who are being sued have left to protect themselves is whichever fellow defendant they think is more …

None of the Nazis in the 'Unite the Right' trial are ready for what comes next

Over the past few days, there have been genuinely baffling moments of idiocy on display by the Nazis on trial in Charlottesville in the case of Sines vs. Kessler. Chris “Crying Nazi” Cantwell screamed …

Antics by neofascist defendants in Charlottesville trial starkly contrast with mounting evidence

The defendants in the federal civil lawsuit over the lethal 2017 Unite the Right riots in Charlottesville and their neo-Nazi cohorts were hoping to turn the trial currently unfolding in court into a …

Crying Nazi representing himself in 'Unite the Right' trial only good at being extremely racist

Much can be said about the testimony of victims of the 2017 “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. Women like Marissa Blair and Chelsea Alvarado, who were injured when James Fields …

Man injured during 'Unite the Right' rally stands up to Nazi organizers at Charlottesville trial

A man who sustained life-altering injuries in 2017 from being violently struck by a car driven by the man who ultimately murdered Heather Heyer took the witness stand in Charlottesville on Thursday as …

Richard Spencer digs his own grave on the witness stand during 'Unite the Right' trial

In a shock to absolutely no one, Richard Spencer serving as his own lawyer has proven pretty terrible for, well, Richard Spencer. The glass-jawed Nazi known for barely being able to take a punch …

Charlottesville jury selection shows how deeply the right-wing smear of antifa has penetrated

It’s becoming clearer over time that the right’s eliminationist smear campaign against antifascists—which originated as an extremist conspiracy theory, and then blossomed into right-wing conventional …

Trial in lawsuit over 2017 Charlottesville violence lets community hold far right accountable

When the trial in the federal civil lawsuit against the organizers of the deadly “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in mid-August 2017 opens on Monday, it will represent more than …

Far-right gang hoped to overturn Charlottesville convictions, but U.S. Supreme Court says no

If white nationalists who engaged in acts of thuggish violence at protests during the Trump years were hoping they could escape culpability with the help of the Trump-appointed courts, then that …

Lawsuit over injuries at Charlottesville delivers a finishing blow to Spencer’s alt-right think tank

Not with a bang, but a whimper. That’s how suit-and-tie white nationalists like Richard Spencer finally disappear from public view.

The think tank operated by Spencer, the white nationalist godfather …