After disappearing into the dark web, the Daily Stormer website is now being hosted on Anguilla, a Caribbean island where 85 percent of the population is black.
President Donald Trump's pardon of the former sheriff did not "revise the historical facts" of his case, the U.S. district judge wrote.
“A case of first impression cannot die at the district court level; that’s what appellate courts are for," said Ian Bassin, executive director of Protect Democracy.
Election Insecurity
Regardless of what did or did not happen in the 2016 election, voter registration systems remain susceptible to hacking. That's what states should focus on.
A lawsuit accused the infamous Project Veritas of infiltrating a union and illegally gathering proprietary information.
Tens of thousands of Haitian immigrants might have to choose between returning to an unstable country or risking deportation.
Civil rights groups are challenging Trump’s pardon of Sheriff Joe Arpaio, an act that pushed our country “into uncharted territory,” said lawyer Ron Fein.
Ten state attorneys general and one governor wanted so desperately to deport 800,000 DACA recipients that they threatened to sue the Trump administration if it didn't end the program.
Paul Manafort pioneered the use of a nonprofit to funnel foreign money into Washington. That might explain why he's at the heart of the Trump-Russia probe.
The Trump administration announced an end to DACA on Tuesday, but the fates of nearly 800,000 recipients won't be decided just yet.
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