James Fields, the white neo-Nazi who volunteered on a group of demonstrators in Charlottesville last year, killing a woman, must have a lifelong...
The right-wing extremist who drove his car on a group of counter-demonstrators during a demonstration of legal nationalists in Charlottesville, USA, was found guilty of murder. The 21-year-old James Fields was convicted by the jury on Friday of nine other offenses.
A US legal nationalist who was involved in the violence in Charlottesville last year was sentenced to eight years in prison by a court. During a demonstration of extreme right-wing alt-groups, he and a number of others have beaten a black man.
On the eve of the commemoration of the victims of the violence at a meeting of legal nationalists in Charlottesville, Donald Trump took a different tone. 'The riots a year ago led to senseless death and division. We must come together as a nation. I condemn all forms of racism and violence. Peace for ALL Americans, 'said Saturday's presidential tweet.
Exactly one year after the deadly riots in Charlottesville, the proportions are again sharp. In Washington, a large part of the city center has been shut down due to demonstrations that will take place at earshot of the White House. In Charlottesville, the governor of Virginia has even declared a state of emergency.
A train containing members of the US Congress crashed Wednesday in Charlottesville, in the US state of West Virginia. The emergency services were massively pulled out, US media reported.
Members of extreme right-wing groups invest massively in crypto coins as bitcoin, because their regular bank accounts are frozen. In this way they know how to circumvent government control and earn money for extreme actions in the future.
The Chief of the Charlottesville boarded Monday immediately. He made that decision after the publication of a critical report on police action during the nationalist event on 12 August, during which a demonstrator was killed. A 32-year-old woman died after she was killed by an opponent.
The man who is on trial for the Charlottesville attack in August can receive life imprisonment. The prosecution has increased the charges against James Fields to murder.
The governor of the US state of Florida has declared the state of emergency locally because of a visit by an extreme right-wing leader at the University of Florida in Gainesville this week. In this way, Governor Rick Scott hopes to be prepared in time if the meeting may end up in violence.
A man from Houston has tried to place explosives under a statue in a park in his hometown. He was arrested.
US President Donald Trump seized a demonstration in Boston against the events in Charlottesville on Saturday to recall unity.
The mayor of Charlottesville, Mike Signer, asked Virginia governor Terry McAuliffe Friday to write out a general meeting of House and Senate as soon as possible. The parliamentarians can then legally make it possible for a municipality to determine its policies regarding monuments that remind the Confederation at the time of the American Civil War.
Steve Bannon, Strategic Advisor to US President Trump, is very close to resignation. That reports several American media Friday.
Spotify has removed the music of a number of extreme right-wing artists on Wednesday. According to the streaming service, they violate the law because their lyrics hate sowing and are racist, so Spotify knows Billboard.
In a theater in downtown Charlottesville, a memorial service was held for Heather Heyer, 32-year-old woman who was killed when she demonstrated against the presence and actions of right-wing extremists in the city on Wednesday.
In response to last weekend's violence in Charlottesville, US ex-president George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush in a joint statement that the United States should always reject racially intolerant and anti-Semitism. Father and son Bush refer to the Declaration of Independence, which states that all people are created equally.
British Prime Minister Theresa May considers it important that people with a responsible position condemn extreme right-wing views.
The response given by former President Barack Obama to the racist outbreak in Charlottesville, is now the most valued tweet in the eleven-year existence of the medium. Obama's quote from former South African president Nelson Mandela had already received more than three million 'likes' on Wednesday.
According to Stan Lee, a column about racism he wrote in 1968 is still up to date. For this reason, the 94-year-old designer of Spider-Man, X-Men, Hulk and Iron Man shared the piece on Twitter.
Statues that recall the battle of the South during the American Civil War are increasingly the centerpiece of the debate in the US. In various states and cities, votes are being taken to remove such images. This has already happened in a number of places.
The statements by President Trump on Tuesday that the violence in Charlottesville came from two sides has strengthened the ultra-right movement in the United States.
The statements by President Trump on Tuesday that the violence in Charlottesville came from two sides is in the wrong throat with many Americans. Shot. Also in his own party, Trump's reaction to the racist violence, in which a woman came to life, is bad.
President Donald Trump maintains that the violence during the protests in Charlottesville came from both sides. In the city of Virginia, it became a hard confrontation between white racists and leftist protesters, with one dead as a result.
The rage about the events in Charlottesville, which resulted in a demonstration of white racists in violence with a dead and several injured in the United States. Politicians, as well as many celebrities, vented their aversion.
US President Donald Trump has again released the tongues on Twitter. The Donald is under fire this time because of an image he was engaging in the world to see how a CNN journalist is hit by a train. The picture came from an extremist activist.
Demonstrators pulled a monument to a soldier from the American Civil War from his shelf on a Monday evening in Durham, North Carolina. The activists pulled the statue with a rope and kicked it.
Topman of chip manufacturer Intel, Brian Krzanich, also resigned from the industry council of President Donald Trump. That made Krzanich known via a blog Monday evening. Previously, the armors of sportswear manufacturer Under Armor and Merck Pharmacy Group also joined the American Manufacturing Council as the board officially called.
The domain registration of the Neonazist website, Daily Stormer, has been withdrawn by two major providers within 24 hours. As a result, the high-speed exhaust valve threatens to disappear from the Internet.
US President Donald Trump, on Monday, under political pressure from Democrats, but also Republicans, condemned the demonstrating right extremists who chaos last weekend in Charlottesville. The triggered violence struck a dead person and injured several people.
