Andy Campbell
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Internet Troll 'Baked Alaska' Sentenced To 60 Days In Prison For Jan. 6 Role
Far-right livestreamer Anthime Gionet pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor charge. → Read More
Truck Driver Rams Into Abortion Rights Demonstrators At Roe Rally In Iowa
A victim told HuffPost that the agitated driver careened into protesters on purpose in downtown Cedar Rapids. At least one person was hospitalized. → Read More
A Rally In Support Of Capitol Attackers Is Coming To D.C. Here's What To Expect.
Despite fears of violence on Saturday, it’s unclear which of the major far-right groups, if any, will show up for the event. → Read More
MAGA Protesters Rally In D.C. For Desperate, Election-Losing Donald Trump
President Donald Trump's supporters swarmed Washington in a last-ditch effort to subvert democracy, the same day elected officials were set to certify Jo... → Read More
Coronavirus Live Updates: New Fast-Spreading COVID-19 Strain Worries Britain's Neighbors
HuffPost reporters are tracking the latest news on the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Supreme Court Smacks Down Appeal By Official Who Refused Same-Sex Marriage Licenses
Kim Davis, a former county clerk briefly jailed for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses, can be sued by the couples, the U.S. Supreme Court found. → Read More
Proud Boys: Far-Right Violent Street Gang Backing Donald Trump
They're a pro-Trump militant group in the United States that have tacit endorsement from the president. → Read More
Who Are The Proud Boys?
They're a pro-Trump street gang that's committed violent acts across the country, and now they have tacit endorsement from the president. → Read More
Police Shoot 13-Year-Old Boy With Autism After Mom Calls For Help
The Utah boy's mother called 911 asking for a crisis intervention team. Police responded instead and shot him. → Read More
Portland Police Are Giving Up On Policing The Far-Right
Officers allowed street brawls between "willing participants" last weekend, despite escalating violence from Proud Boys and other far-right groups. → Read More
Milwaukee Chief Who Ordered Tear Gassing Of George Floyd Protesters May Lose Job
Milwaukee Police Chief Alfonso Morales oversaw several ethical violations among his staff before he ordered his officers to fire tear gas at protesters. → Read More
Lebanese Confront Scenes Of Devastation After Beirut Explosion
One hundred people were killed and thousands more were injured in the explosion that ripped through the city, leaving swaths of residents homeless. → Read More
Pentagon Bans Confederate Flag Using Veiled Speech To Avoid Angering Trump
The Pentagon banned the racist flag at military institutions, with a carefully worded policy doesn’t mention the word ban or that specific flag. → Read More
Coronavirus Live Updates: Children Test Positive In Florida As Governor Pushes School Openings
Stay up to date as we cover the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and its effects across the world. → Read More
Coronavirus Live Updates: Read The Latest About The COVID-19 Outbreak
The country reported 67,417 new coronavirus cases on Tuesday, more than triple the number seen just one month ago. → Read More
Experimental COVID-19 Vaccine Jump-Starts Immune System, Scientists Say
The promising vaccine, developed by Dr. Anthony Fauci’s colleagues at the National Institutes of Health and Moderna Inc., was the first tested in the US. → Read More
White House Ad Campaign Tells Unemployed To 'Find Something New'
Twenty million workers lost their jobs in March and April. As of June, the unemployment rate was 11.1 percent. → Read More
Epstein's Victims Will Speak At Ghislaine Maxwell's Bail Hearing
Abuse victims will tell a judge Tuesday that Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's associate, should be denied bail on multiple charges, prosecutors say. → Read More
Judge Blocks Federal Executions Pushed By Trump Administration
A U.S. district judge on Monday delayed what was to be the first federal execution in nearly two decades. The Trump administration will likely appeal the... → Read More
I Ate At A Restaurant In What Was Once COVID-19’s Deadliest County
The idea of dining out again is exciting yet nerve-wracking. It’s a calculated risk for both customers and workers. → Read More