10-day march against white supremacy planned
The march is organized by Women's March on Washington, Color of Change, Indivisible, Repairers of the Breach and the Movement for Black Lives and more
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Ryan calls Trump's remarks about Charlottesville violence "morally ambiguous"
The House speaker's comments came during a town hall in Racine, Wisconsin on Monday
Bannon to NYT: "Say the revolution is coming"
"Tear down more statues," embattled White House chief strategist says in rare interview
New charges for Charlottesville car attack suspect
James Alex Fields Jr. is accused of deliberately plowing his car into counter-protesters, killing Heather Heyer
Michigan State refuses to rent space to white nationalist group
Michigan State officials say they support "freedom of expression" but their "first obligation" is to safety and security on campus
Poll: What do Americans think of Trump’s response to Charlottesville?
After deadly violence at a white nationalist rally in Virginia last weekend, the president directed blame at both sides, earning bipartisan criticism
Labor leader: Trump revealed "true feelings" on Charlottesville
Richard Trumka says Trump's comments were factor in stepping down from manufacturing council
Analysis: 2 sides of Charlottesville not equal
CBS News reporter Paula Reid was on the ground in Charlottesville during the demonstration, has a different view of what happened there
FBI, DHS report warned of threat posed by white supremacists
In May, agencies found small cells within the white supremacist movement would continue to pose a threat over the next year
Activists using social media trying to shame white supremacists
Logan Smith, who runs the Twitter account "Yes, You're Racist," has started posting photos of protesters on his Twitter page
AG says gov't won't allow extremist groups to "obtain credibility"
Attorney General Jeff Sessions defends Trump's handling of attack, violence in Charlottesville
Police ID driver who allegedly plowed into Charlottesville protesters
James Alex Fields Jr., 20, from Ohio has been charged with second-degree murder, among other charges
Trump faces pressure to explicitly condemn white nationalists after Charlottesville
The president will return to the White House Monday and he'll likely be unable to escape questions about Saturday's attack and violence
GOP senator to Trump: Call Charlottesville violence "domestic terrorism"
At least five other Republican senators joined Gardner in using the phrase "domestic terrorism" to describe white nationalists
1 killed after car plows into protesters in Charlottesville
Attorney General Jeff Sessions said "violence and deaths in Charlottesville strike at the heart of American law and justice"
3 arrested in connection to Charlottesville violence, police say
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe earlier declared a state of emergency in the city to aid in the local response
Trump condemns hatred "on many sides" in Charlottesville
President Trump gave his first public remarks Saturday since violence stemming from a white nationalist protest in Charlottesville left one dead and others injured
White supremacist rallies in Virginia lead to violence
Demonstrators displaying Nazi salutes and chants stir tensions in Charlottesville, erupting in deadly clashes with counter-demonstrators
IRS strips Spencer's nonprofit of its tax-exempt status
Spencer, the prominent white nationalist, runs the Virginia-based National Policy Institute
Feds let white nationalist groups raise millions as charities, AP says
Groups say they hope Trump's win helps them bring in even more money
Twitter restores white nationalist group leader's account
Twitter restored the account of white nationalist leader Richard Spencer less than a month after suspending him from the site
Protests, scuffle as "alt-right" leader speaks on Texas campus
Richard Spencer's speech at Texas A&M draws hundreds of loud demonstrators
As Breitbart wages "war" on Kellogg’s, advertisers flee
Why the alt-right publication may be pursuing a losing strategy by attacking the hands that feed it
D.C. restaurant apologizes for hosting alt-right group, diners who performed Nazi salute
Restaurant said it didn’t realize it was hosting a banquet for the National Policy Institute,whose website says it advocates for the heritage and identity of those of European descent in the U.S.
Police break up protest outside white nationalist conference
Around 300 people demonstrated at a conference for the National Policy Institute, and it turned violent when two people claiming to be NPI staff entered the crowd with a camera
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