Cliven Bundy

The four remaining occupiers turned themselves in on Thursday.

Despite the death of LaVoy Finicum, analysts say Bundy's arrest was a victory for law enforcement.

Hint: It's not the armed protesters occupying a federal building.

The Malheur militants seem more interested in winning over the media than firing on the Feds.

The five-day standoff by militia members shows no sign of abating just yet.

The latest call to arms appears to have failed to resonate with like-minded groups.

The occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge is the latest showdown between federal law enforcement officers and gun-toting militants.

The smart move, experts say, is to make it seem like the local authorities are in charge.

It's not hard for sieges like the one in Oregon to become conflagrations.

The knotty case involves arson, grazing fines and protesting federal "tyranny."

When the U.S. government declared the Mojave desert tortoise an endangered species in 1989, it effectively marked the cattle ranchers of Nevada's Clark County for extinction

The Bundy ranch standoff in Nevada has reawoken the spirit of the anti-government militia movement

The news network spent a lot of coverage time on the rancher—before his racist rant was reported

A standoff between federal agents and militiamen in Nevada averts a second Waco—for now

Armed Americans using the threat of a gunfight to force federal officers to back down is virtually unparalleled in the modern era, militia experts said