“I do find it ironic that a group that supposedly promotes ‘free speech for people’ organized a campaign to make sure that the opinions and views of people like me are not heard,” Mitchell said.
Hateful and violent texts sent by Jay Jones have taken the spotlight as he seeks to become Virginia's attorney general. But his animosity towards police and the justice system, and his alignment with the BLM movement has flown largely under the radar so far.
Democrats accuse GOP of "false equivalency" between attacks on pregnancy resource centers and abortion clinics. Centers claim Democratic attorneys general stand in the way of justice.
"If the media did its job, there'd be no reason to have this movie," filmmaker Amanda Milius says of her documentary slamming the press and select Democrats for what it views as a political conspiracy against President Trump.
Former FBI director is appearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee after string of stunning disclosures raising new suspicions about the bureau's investigations of the Trump-Russia collusion narrative and former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
In November 2020, former Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Director Chris Krebs called the freshly concluded presidential election "the most secure in American history."
A woman was allegedly stabbed by a violent criminal who had been released without bail.
Forty-year-old court case may point toward Bolton's upcoming legal troubles
Key GOP senators are firing off subpoenas in a concerted effort to identify those who helped sustain a Russia collusion probe without the supporting evidence.
New filings in special counsel probe show Clinton team claiming attorney-client privilege to "hide evidence of all their wrongdoing," said Kash Patel, former chief investigator of House Intel Committee Russia investigation.