Milo Yiannopoulos

The far-right political commentator said he has experienced dizziness, headache, chills, foggy head, nausea, coughing, and difficulty breathing.

Milo Yiannopoulos, who has a weekly show on the network, claimed the company was laying off all its staff.

The streaming platform has reportedly deleted a total of 42 episodes from the comic's podcast with little fanfare. The most recent episodes removed included one recorded live at a comedy club and a coffee company's founder.

Audio attributed to the prominent white nationalist activist had thousands of people writing to the social media platform.

Facebook permanently barred several high profile accounts Thursday.

The commentator was scheduled to tour Australia next week.

"I've had a miserable year or two, banned and de-platformed and censored and blacklisted … and now I need your help," Yiannopoulos told fans.

Leaked documents laid bare the financial travails of alt-right provocateur Milo Yiannopolous and the luxurious lifestyle he leads.

The social-media platform prohibited "celebration or praise of crimes" and removed the post.

Yiannopoulos encouraged people to believe the opposite of what the media was telling them and said if anyone was to blame, it was the publications that stirred up "fake hysteria."

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

Bannon and Breitbart engaged in a war after claiming Twitter was silencing the alt-right.

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.

A powerful conservative family's money connects the president with one of the political world's biggest provocateurs.

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

The Young America's Foundation and Berkeley College Republicans filed a lawsuit Monday over Coulter's upcoming speech at the college.

University officials said they had been "unable to find a safe and suitable venue" for the conservative commentator's speech.

The White House blocks The New York Times, CNN and Politico but lets in Breitbart.

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.