Berkeley

Police in Berkeley, California, face a backlash after the department posted the photos and names of more than a dozen anti-fascist activists on Twitter.

Alameda County Coroner's Bureau are examining the fetus.

"These men are deeply, deeply misogynistic," activist Yvette Felarca says about alt-right protesters. "I ask them: Do you have a problem with your mother?"

The right-wing provocateur came to Berkeley about eight months after a scheduled appearance there devolved into chaos and violence.

“Free Speech Week” could be the seventh event in the city to stir tensions across the political divide since Trump's election win.

A wall of police met attendees and protesters who came out to see the conservative commentator talk about “campus thuggery” and his own beliefs.

Gypsy Taub slammed the council, accusing them of being fascists over nudity.

Berkeley braced for another round of political violence, but this time, things stayed calm.