Milo Yiannopoulos

The former Breitbart editor was greeted with chants of "Nazi scum get out."

Patrick Murray's nomination is yet to be approved by the full Senate.

He will also step down from the hedge fund Renaissance Technologies.

“He stabbed him!” she yelled. The connection is lost.

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

Confusion grows as University of California Berkeley campus student organizers say "Free Speech Week" has been canceled.

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

The Miami Herald first busted the myth on Monday.

The transit authority rejected ads that included an abortion pill and Yiannopoulos’s book.

The right-wing commentator dismissed independent book sales figures as “fake news.”

“We want people to understand who the key players are and what they truly represent,” Jonathan A. Greenblatt, ADL’s CEO, said in a statement.

Yiannopoulos attracted controversy to burnish his reputation and line his pocket.

The provocateur’s underage-sex comments led to his losing his book deal, speaking gig and Breitbart platform.

In an online interview, Yiannopoulos made light of child abuse.

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

Were Yiannopoulos and Brietbart in cahoots with the agitators?

The press secretary took questions on sanctions, executive orders, and the president's approval rating.

Trump's threat in a tweet provoked a response from California lawmakers, who in discussions on the floor of the state senate called it distasteful and an abuse of power.

The campus was put on lockdown as hundreds of protesters demonstrated against Yiannopoulos’ scheduled talk.

Yiannopoulos was supposed to bring his "Dangerous Faggot" tour to Berkeley, but protesters had other ideas.

The “Bad Feminist” and “Difficult Women” author pulled her forthcoming “How to Be Heard” from Simon & Schuster for giving Yiannopoulos a platform.

The conservative journalist was said to be orchestrating abuse against the “Ghostbusters” star.

Breitbart and The Federalist, among others, declined to speak to Zuckerberg tomorrow to discuss allegation that Facebook censored conservative news.

The game developer and the journalist both say the game is a satire against LGBT conditions in the Middle East.