During a congressional hearing in the wake of Charlottesville, Christopher Wray, director of the F.B.I., told lawmakers last September that the bureau had “about 1,000” open domestic-terror investigations, roughly the same number of investigations the bureau had open on ISIS. The bureau has not provided information on how many of those investigations pertained to white nationalists or other far-right extremists, as opposed to left-wing or “black-identity extremist” groups, nor whether they are full-blown investigations, preliminary inquiries or “assessments.” The F.B.I. has also responded to criticism that it has failed to address hateful or threatening messages on social media. The F.B.I. said in a statement: “The F.B.I. does not and cannot police ideologies under the First Amendment.” But looking at prosecutions, German says, “it’s clear that many of the people targeted for investigation for allegedly supporting the Islamic State were initially identified because of something they said online.”

In March 2018, a 20-year-old white evangelical Christian named Mark Anthony Conditt laid a series of homemade I.E.D.s around Austin, Tex., in largely minority communities. The bombs killed two African-Americans and injured at least four others over the course of several weeks, terrorizing the city, yet the local authorities preferred to describe Conditt, who committed suicide, as a “very challenged young man.” Also last spring, another white man, 28-year-old Benjamin Morrow, blew himself up in his apartment in Beaver Dam, Wis., while apparently constructing a bomb. Federal investigators said Morrow’s apartment doubled as a “homemade explosives laboratory.” There was a trove of white-supremacist literature in Morrow’s home, according to the F.B.I. But local cops, citing Morrow’s clean-cut demeanor and standout record as a quality-control manager at a local food-processing plant, made sure to note that just because he had this material didn’t mean he was a white supremacist. “He could have been an individual that was doing research,” the local police chief said.

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“Everybody says wrestling is fake,” Matt told me. “But when you see blood or see somebody take a real hit, it adds some doubt. It makes people think that maybe this isn’t entirely predetermined.”

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"Life is stressful. You know what I mean so of course there were stressful times. It’s not that unique," said Miller about his time with his Grande. "I was in love with somebody. We were together for two years. We worked through good times, bad times, stress, and everything else. And then it came to an end and we both moved on. And it’s that simple. And like I haven’t been on the Internet. So you know people have assumed that I’m you know like… Are you ok? Is everything OK?"

"Blood couldn’t make us any closer, and our journeys have been directed in so many different ways, but yet we are still standing here," Irving told the crowd. "It shows how special and what it means to be a native of this country, and to be Native American."

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The Guardian reported it as “a world-first,” although the surrounding Te Urewera National Park had been similarly recognized in a 2014 law, and the U.S. Supreme Court came within on vote of potentially recognizing such a right in the 1972 case Sierra Club v. Morton. In addition, the broader idea of “rights of nature” has been adopted in Ecuador, Bolivia and by some American communities, noted Mihnea Tanasescu, writing for The Conversation.

Injuries are to be avoided as much as possible while still giving a good show. Mishaps happen from time to time, but actual violence is discouraged. Wrestlers have a kind of code they operate under.

After receiving the Lakota name Little Mountain, Kyrie Irving explains what his family connection to the Standing Rock Sioux tribe means to him. (2:55)

“Blue is low level, orange is medium level, red is high level. It all comes down to classifications on their criminal histories,” said the ICE Agent in charge of detentions.