Freed members of the far-right Proud Boys and Oath Keepers have announced plans to sue the Department of Justice over their ...

Upon resuming office, President Donald Trump immediately pardoned roughly 1,500 people charged with and convicted of crimes ...

This boost for Jan. 6 defendants leads experts to fear political violence will be seen as more acceptable in American life.

The ownership of the Proud Boys' trademark is now in the hands of a Black church that the group vandalized in 2020. The Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., was ...

The ownership of the Proud Boys’ trademark now belongs to a Black church in Washington, D.C., that was vandalized by the far-right group after a December 2020 rally supporting U.S. President ...

Languages: English and French. A court's decision to transfer the ownership of the Proud Boys name effectively ends one of the largest far-right, pro-Trump organizations and suggests a legal ...

The ownership of the Proud Boys' trademark is now in the hands of a Black church that the group vandalized in 2020. The Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., was ...

The judge's ruling means the Proud Boys, including the people associated with it nationwide, can no longer use their own name or the group's traditional symbols without permission from ...

A Black church in Washington, D.C., now owns the trademark name to the Proud Boys after the violent group failed to pay $2.8 million in a civil judgment when the group vandalized the church.

The Proud Boys, a white nationalist group whose members were instrumental in the Jan. 6 insurrection at the nation's Capitol, lost control of its own name to a historic Black church. On Monday ...

The Proud Boys is barred from selling merchandise using its name or symbols without permission from a Black church once vandalized by the right-wing extremist group’s members, after a Washington ...

The Proud Boys lost the rights to their name on Monday after a judge ruled that it now belongs to a Black church in Washington, D.C. In a decision from Judge Tanya Jones Bosier of the Superior ...