Death threats

"He's a normal kid from a normal family and a safe environment," his mother told local news station WSVN 7. "He doesn't realize the world is not so safe."

Two recent videos have shown Boebert referring to the Muslim Congress member as a terrorist bomber and a member of the "Jihad Squad."

Jay Allen Johnson previously testified that he had no intention to carry out the threats because he is "a senior citizen and...highly disabled."

Wendy Rittenhouse said her son just wants to be a "normal kid" and go to school, but acknowledged that it is going to be "different for him."

Jonathan Wright was charged with second-degree threatening after tweeting an alleged death threat to Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont.

Long Island resident Kenneth Gasper has been charged with aggravated second-degree harassment against Republican Rep. Andrew Garbarino of New York.

The owner of the bar and grill told local media outlets he too has received "horrible" emails in response to the students' visit.

Philadelphia City Commissioner Al Schmidt, a Republican, said that supporters of former President Donald Trump's false election fraud claims were "lied to, deceived and deranged by those lies."

The threats included phrases like "Death to the Jew" and "Good men are waking up to the Jew sickness."

Police say the man sent two emails that were "threatening in nature, extremely alarming, and (presented) credible threat for the safety of the mayor."

"The deluge of threats that public officials have faced in the last year is unprecedented and unacceptable," said Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel.

"Threats should be taken seriously and our laws should be enforced to ensure accountability," a spokesperson for the Republican senator said.

Idaho health care workers say they're tired of being demonized by conspiracy theorists who think that COVID-19 is a hoax and the vaccine is an experimental form of government control.

Legal authorities have largely ignored the threats or wrongly considered them a protected form of "free speech."

Capitol Police said the officer acted lawfully and in line with police department policy during the incident during the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot.

The postcard sent in 2019 contained a racial slur directed at Latinos and threatened Waters with a "bullet" to the head.

An investigation has been launched after the discovery and interception of the mail on the outskirts of Milan, reported local media outlets.

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Newsweek spoke to popular YouTubers Girlfriend Reviews about their recent "Last of Us 2" controversy, after a Reddit user accused the channel's fans of sending death threats.

The emails allegedly called Fauci a "disgusting piece of elf garbage" and said his wife and daughters should be shot in "their disgusting pig snouts while you watch."

The educators have been accused of being "activists" with an "agenda" to "indoctrinate" students with "far-left ideology" that would "institutionalize discrimination against white children."

April Powers: "The world that we're in right now leaves very little room for error. Canceling someone is a sport and in this case, is a blood sport."

Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold adopted an emergency rule requiring officials to pass background checks before they can access voting equipment.

The House Democratic Caucus said Rep. Cynthia Johnson received a voicemail "laced with racist and misogynistic language" on Tuesday.

Indian man Jugal Kushwaha was abducted on May 20 in a bizarre plot to stop him from marrying his fiancé.

Someone repeatedly called MyPillow's call center and threatened to decapitate the CEO, according to Lindell's lawyers.

Members of Congress are worried about their safety after the January 6 riots and an increase in death threats this year.

"Dumb idiot get murdered you disgusting little brat," a commenter wrote on the child's YouTube page after she testified.

A Michigan man alleged contacted Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.) to complain that he was "angry about the results of the November election, that he joined a Michigan militia and that there would be violence if the election results were not changed."

"I just wanted you to know that if anything happens to Mr. Enrique Tarrio, the same thing will happen to you and your family," Giannakos Jr. allegedly said, according to an FBI affidavit.