House and Senate appropriators are divided in their fiscal 2026 spending bills on whether to zero out funding for grants ...

Journalist Deborah Baker follows the trail of far-right agitators, city officials, and church leaders in ”Charlottesville: An ...

Advertised as the “play Donald Trump doesn’t want you to see,” US-based Priyanka Shetty is preparing for her run at the Fringe, by ...

Earlier this year, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters briefly employed a man whose image was synonymous with the ...

CHARLOTTESVILLE — Two blocks and four days removed from where Heather Heyer was killed — a death that occurred amid the piercing sounds of screeching tires, crumpling metal and screams ...

The death of Heather Heyer during a Charlottesville White nationalist rally in defense of that city’s Confederate monuments forced Stoney’s hand.

If the nation is lacking wisdom, optimism, kindness and empathy — an acrostic for "woke" — look no further than its leader, a president who refuses to even pretend to give a damn about all the ...

Leaders in the Louisiana Democratic Party slammed the LAFC announcement Friday, comparing its rhetoric to that which compelled white supremacist James Alex Fields Jr. to speed through a counterprotest ...

James Alex Fields Jr. was convicted of killing a woman named Heather Heyer, after intentionally driving into a group protesting a “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville on Aug. 12, 2017.

The narrative is the heart of Baker’s comprehensive history, including details of Heather Heyer’s killing by James Alex Fields Jr. — who kept a framed photograph of Adolf Hitler by his ...

It seems that not one trooper or officer was present when Heather Heyer was killed. Charlottesville’s counterprotesters and the anti-fascists from around the region who helped them are ...

You also can't forget the time James Fields killed Heather Heyer with his car for protesting the Unite the Right rally back in 2017.