One Jason Kenney is the premier of Alberta. The other is a man from Virginia who's having fun with numerous instances of mistaken identity.

Jason Kessler, who led the planning of the August 2017 Unite the Right event that exploded into deadly violence, filed to obtain the permit in September, The Daily Progress reported.

Video shows the Donald Trump supporter heaving a breath onto a protester, then smirking and walking away.

A U.S. judge said Texas resident Robert "Azzmador" Ray has been in "total disregard" of court orders in a lawsuit against him and other far-right extremists and groups associated with the Aug. 2017 "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.

The U.S. toll from the Category 4 hurricane stood at 14 deaths, with more than half of those killed by carbon monoxide poisoning from the unsafe operation of generators.

Virginia State Police and Richmond police said they worked to clear the crowd of a several hundred demonstrators late Saturday that had ripped down police tape and moved forward with lasers and firecrackers.

John William Kirby Kelley, 19, of Vienna, Virginia, pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court in Alexandria to conspiring to transmit threats.

The lawsuit was filed by William C. Gregory, a descendant of two signatories to the deed.

In recent days, amid an extraordinary outpouring of grief over Floyd's death, Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam has pledged to remove the Lee statue, while city leaders have also committed to taking down the other four Confederate memorials along Richmond's prestigious Monument Avenue.

As the tragedy nears its one-year anniversary Sunday, some victims' family members feel it has effectively been forgotten after the national spotlight moved on to other mass killings, and more recently has been all but eclipsed by the coronavirus pandemic.