Antifa

Soros-backed Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón has taken a soft-on-crime approach to the 2020 riots and their aftermath.

Marjorie Taylor Greene shouted at Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez outside the House chamber, calling her a "terrorist sympathizer."

Weeks into increasingly violent riots and demonstrations, activists in Seattle and Portland are spreading out their "direct actions" as a way to stretch police resources.

Chris Wallace noted the GOP supported a tightly-focused Benghazi attack investigation and asked why it wouldn't do the same for the January 6 insurrection.

Antifa chapters that spoke to Newsweek warned that the coming year would likely bring more political violence across America, and say they will continue their violent opposition to the far-right and the police.

The linguist and longtime activist talks candidly about Joe Biden, Jeff Bezos, and Black Lives Matter in this exclusive interview.

The Democratic Senator spoke out about his Republican colleague's controversial comments, saying: "I think part of what this underscores is that representation matters."

Senator Ron Johnson said last week that he did not feel threatened during the Capitol riots but would have if they were led by Black Lives Matter protesters.

Kinzinger has said he condemns both the January 6 insurrection and the summer's racial justice uprisings. However, he said the two weren't comparable because the insurrection "was a threat to the institution of democracy."

Critics of the Texas senator took the opportunity to express satisfaction with having less chaos in the White House.

Johnson has previously said that the riots "didn't seem like an armed insurrection" to him. He has also cited an article that made the unproven claim that Antifa protesters were involved.

The banjo player endorsed the right-wing commentator over the weekend, and has since received heavy backlash from fans.

"They were ordered to allow Antifa to get away with anything. I was one of them. I was there... I got a nice helmet and body armor off a cop for God's sake and I disarmed him." William Robert Norwood III allegedly texted.

On Tuesday, FBI Director Christopher Wray, a Trump appointee, testified in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee about the events of January 6.

Johnson said he referred to the article in an attempt to "get to the bottom of ... unanswered questions" about the riots.

You can call out Trump's speech as an inappropriate, dangerous promotion of unsupported claims of massive voter fraud, and sharply criticize how the then-president handled the mob, without supporting impeachment.

Former President Donald Trump's defense team took the floor on day four of the Senate trial on Friday, and lawyer Mark Van der Veen raised eyebrows when he said Antifa was involved in the attack.

Hacking group Hayalim Almonim—Hebrew for Anonymous Soldiers—have already taken down one KKK website and promise more action.

A group who call themselves Hayalim Almonim—Hebrew for Anonymous Soldiers—have taken responsibility for the cyber attack.

Despite that historic civil unrest, the BLM movement somehow earned a nomination for a Nobel peace prize.

All these stories based on Antifa talking points were meant to create an impression that Trump had literally sent secret police to disappear left‐wing opposition. It was false.

Police responded with tear gas after they were pelted with rocks and eggs and protesters began vandalizing the building.

GOP House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy and others dismissed the idea, but it's been embraced by some Republican lawmakers.

Utah man who claimed he was in Washington as a journalist was filmed yelling "let's burn this s**t down" to crowd at Capitol.

In the clip, the teacher also claims that rioters didn't have guns, so they couldn't have been trying to overthrow the government.

A survey found that 69 percent of Republican voters believe anti-fascist activists were involved in the attack on the Capitol, despite no evidence to support the conspiracy theory.

A new survey indicates that 40 percent of Americans believe Antifa was either "significantly" or "somewhat" responsible for last week's deadly attack on the U.S. Capitol, despite no credible evidence of the group's involvement.

There is no room in America for the kind of mob violence we saw on Wednesday.

"Be totally objective, anyone watching this must condemn it," Pirro said.

Several photographs have circulated around social media alleging antifa involvement in the raid of the Capitol Building on January 6.