Death threats

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.

"God is not on the Democrats' side. And if patriots have to kill 60 million of these communists, it is God's will," the lawyer allegedly wrote on social media.

Kris John Kinsey, 61, allegedly said that he wanted to kill Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and Nancy Pelosi.

The note read: "We want blood. You lost the election. Redress our grievances now or we will. Be back later" and was signed "We the people."

"You're seeing irrational, angry behavior, it's unpatriotic," Brad Raffensperger said Sunday. "We had an election, like I said, I wish my guy would have won and it looks like he's not."

Cody Donner allegedly yelled racial slurs at a Black teen walking through Paola, a small town about 44 miles south of Kansas City, Kansas. Donner allegedly brandished his knife towards the teen, informing him that Paola is a "white town."

The captain tried to defend his comment by saying that it was directed to literal traitors to the U.S. rather than liberal Democrats.

"Most of my male colleagues don't get taken on in that way at all," Dr. Barbara Ferrer said when discussing the backlash and death threats female public health experts have received in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.

"He doesn't need to brush up against my car," the man allegedly told the child's father. "He's not worth enough to brush up against my car."

"I would be lying if I said that sitting in my chair with four men in rifles behind me didn't make me think that I was going to be [dying] very soon," one legislator said.

New Hampshire Republicans are demanding disciplinary action against a Democratic state representative who said gun-toting Trump voters are "stockpiling ammo" to start a second "Civil War" in 2020.

Co-host Greg Gutfeld even joked he sends Watters death threats himself.

The shooting of a Trump supporter's dog led to death threats, forcing police to warn that "facts have been misrepresented."

"Yes I was naked, but I've been naked before," Melania Trump impersonator Melanie Marden says in her new Instagram video.

Ford, who accused Judge Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault, has been forced to move her family from their home due to the threats.

Ellis, who is presiding over the fraud trial of Trump campaign former chairman Paul Manafort, said he was concerned about the "peace and safety of the jurors."

Students seen spelling out the n-word on a Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania high school whiteboard claim they received death threats after the video was posted to social media.

John Edgar Rust, 26, was arrested Wednesday and charged with violating interstate communications law.

Many Ohioans apparently had no idea a marker commemorating the Confederacy even existed in the Northern state.

Mugabe, the world's oldest head of state at 93, is running for reelection in 2018. If he wins, he'll stay in power until he's 99.

America appears to be engaged in a cold civil war, with quotidian political violence erupting across the country.

Sanders supporters deluged the state party chief with hate mail and calls following a tense convention in Nevada.

The tight contest was yet another demonstration of how divided Democrats are in the drawn-out national race.