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Mixed verdict in Unite the Right trial.

A US jury has awarded millions in damages against the organisers of the deadly far-right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia in August 2017.

A federal jury in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Tuesday found the organizers of the 2017 "Unite the Right" white nationalist rally liable for injuries sustained by counter-protesters and awarded approximately $26 million in damages.

By Kanishka Singh and Joseph Ax

King County's "undersheriff" will soon be its... I guess it would be oversheriff? King County executive Dow Constantine appointed Patti Cole-Tindall to replace Sheriff Mitzi Johanknecht when her term expires in January. Cole-Tindall worked as "the department’s chief of technical services for almost five years" before working as the undersheriff for 1.5 years, the Seattle Times reports. She'll be the first person of color to serve in the role. The Seattle City Co...

A federal jury on Tuesday found that white supremacists conspired to take part in violence during a 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia which left three people dead. The jury in the civil trial ruled in favor of the plaintiffs on four of the six counts they faced, but deadlocked on two federal conspiracy counts. The defendants — 12 individuals and five white nationalist organizations — were ordered to pay $26 million in damages for the violent protest. Half of that amount...

Integrity First for America successfully made the Nazis involved in the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville pay for their violence. The jury ruled decisively agaimnst the defendants, including Richard Spencer and Chris "Crying Nazi" Cantwell as well as hate groups like Identity Evropa and

Federal jury finds white supremacists conspired in deadly Unite the Right rally

A federal jury on Tuesday found that white supremacists conspired to take part in violence during a 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia which left three people dead. The jury in the civil trial ruled

A federal jury on Tuesday found that white supremacists conspired to take part in violence during a 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia which left three people dead. The jury in the civil trial ruled in favor of the plaintiffs on four of the six counts they faced, but deadlocked on two federal conspiracy counts. The defendants — 12 individuals and five white nationalist organizations — were ordered to pay $26 million in damages for the violent protest. Half of that amount...