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The FBI arrested the leader and two members of a Southern California white supremacist group, the Rise Above Movement, for inciting political riots.

The professor said through an attorney that he will sue to challenge his three-year campus ban.

Tammy Griffin met Linda Karr six weeks after she gave her her heart.

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.

The terms "freshman" and "upperclassmen" have been dropped in favor of more gender-neutral terms.

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.

All three are due to speak at Berkeley despite previous protests about alt-right speakers.

A GoFundMe page has raised more than $35,000 for the hot dog vendor.

The presence of AntiFa was an ominous sign that an anarchic element can easily hijack what is an otherwise peaceful demonstration.

Featuring "grab them by the pussy," "laziness is a trait in blacks," "they're rapists" and other gems from the 45th President of the United States.

University of California, Berkeley, professor emeritus Richard Muller receives money from Trump megadonor Robert Mercer.

Once the rights of racists and even Nazis were fiercely defended by liberal groups.

At demos and online, Trump's extreme supporters come armed and ready for violence.

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

Coulter's speech at the University of California at Berkeley has been canceled, but activists are organizing anyway.

Conservative author Ann Coulter told reporters Wednesday she no longer planned to speak at the university on Thursday.

The pundit retweeted a weather forecast and added "Nice day for an outdoor speech at Berkeley."

And what about shielding undocumented immigrants from deportation?This article first appeared on the Verdict site. The November 2016 election and its aftermath have generated significantly more interest in—and hopefully awareness of—not just individual rights but also of American constitutional structures and processes.

The nation's second female-led mosque opens in Berkeley, California.

How can students understand the vapidity of Coulter's arguments without hearing her make them?

"I think it's going to send a powerful message. I think we have no choice but to do this."

No one should have to defend everything students do to justify what universities do.

Supporters and detractors beat each other over the head with wooden sticks.

The tactic that demonstrators used against Milo Yiannopoulos is one that's existed for decades in countries such as Germany.

Jonathan Lethem's newest novel is "A Gambler's Anatomy," about a backgammon player forced to come home to California.