Recent protests near the Country Club Plaza led to no shortage of talk on social media about who, exactly, was behind violence such as the burning of a Kansas City police car.

Misinformation about outside extremists spread widely online, fueling militant reactions throughout Idaho and other states.

Shots were fired after confrontations between protesters and members of a militia group called the New Mexico Civil Guard.

Demonstrators bringing calls for racial justice to unlikely parts of the country are facing backlash from heavily armed men coordinating their activities on Facebook.

Tuesday night, Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown (D) had weighed in to condemn officers who he saids “did nothing” after a protester was punched in the head.

Online extremists are using Facebook to plan and organize for a militant uprising in the United States as they cast coronavirus lockdowns as a sign of rising government suppression, according to a

CHICAGO (AP) — In the days since President Donald Trump blamed antifa activists for an eruption of violence at protests over police killings of black people, social media has lit up with false...