White supremacists

Footage of the group marching towards the state Capitol in West Virginia were shared to social media on Saturday.

"I was not aware that I'd be sharing the stage with someone who wants a 16 year old wife," Jacob Chansley said, lashing out at Nick Fuentes.

The incident comes little over a year after protesters with similar signs gathered at the same intersection near Disney World a little over a year ago.

"Look at these guys, where's the fat people?" Rogan asked as he casted doubt as to whether Sunday's march was organized by a white supremacist group.

Online conspiracy theorists are claiming that a march by Patriot Front on the capital on Saturday was a false flag operation.

The sparring occurred two days after House Democrats asked Republicans to denounce white supremacy, to which over two dozen members refused.

A question regarding a controversial phrase landed the creator of "Dilbert" in hot water.

"He lied about me, but I mean he's known for lying," West said of the former president during an appearance on Tim Pool's podcast "Timcast."

The hip hop star discussed the recent meeting between the former president and the far-right figure at Mar-a-Lago.

"It's been one of the weirdest times I can remember in the seven years I've covered Ye," Chris Lambert, co-host of podcast "Watching the Throne," told Newsweek.

Renewed outrage hit social media after West said in his recent "Drink Champs" interview: "I can say antisemitic things and Adidas can't drop me."

The conservative commentator spoke out on her podcast, after she was photographed wearing a "White Lives Matter" T-shirt at Kanye West's Yeezy fashion show.

"I'm trying to be respectful but please STOP tearing Kimberly down and using our family when you want to deflect," Kardashian wrote on West's Instagram post.

The 2017 events in Charlottesville, Virginia, have been viewed as a racial reckoning for the United States that has not gone away in the years since.

In May, speakers on the tour touched on topics including "demonic territory" and a "satanic portal" over the Biden White House.

Police arrested 31 members of Patriot Front before they allegedly planned to disrupt an LGBT event in Idaho.

The men held up signs on Saturday at the festival that read "Stop White Replacement" and "It's ok to be white."

A deep dive into the white nationalist group Patriot Front, including who founded them, and what happened at Idaho Pride.

The members were arrested after a citizen reported seeing dozens of masked individuals who "looked like a little army" loading riot gear into a U-Haul.

In a video, police are seen detaining over 20 masked individuals, reportedly discovered in the back of a U-Haul en route to a Pride event in Idaho.

The Florida governor said attempts to make him disavow extremist demonstrations are an attempt to "smear me as if I had something to do with it."

Christina Pushaw has been condemned for speculating if the white supremacists seen in Florida over the weekend were just people posing as extremists.

One clip from the Saturday demonstration showed a neo-Nazi participant stepping on an Israeli flag.

White supremacists showed up at an annual anti-abortion rally; event organizer says they're not welcome at March for Life demonstrations.

"These extremist American organizations are looking to create a cadre of trained and experienced terrorists," Kristofer Goldsmith, CEO of the veteran-owned open-source intelligence firm Sparverius, told Newsweek, "a guerrilla warfare veteran, a potential leader of a guerrilla warfare unit when they get stateside."

"This has been one of the most traumatizing experiences in my life and in the lives of my colleagues," said Nicole Newman in a video statement.

The Proud Boys are a group of self-described "Western Chauvinists" who claim credit for "creating the modern world."

In this daily series, Newsweek explores the steps that led to the January 6 Capitol Riot.

The 18-year-old is accused of murder after killing two people during a Black Lives Matter protest in the highly divisive trial.

The judge interrupted the white supremacist three times, telling him to "stick to the facts of this case."