Kyle Rittenhouse, the Illinois teen who beat homicide charges after killing two people during unrest in Kenosha, Wis., in the summer of 2020, has slammed President Biden for turning a “blind eye ...

After initially indicating he would aim to stay out of the public eye after being found not guilty last year of killing two men and wounding a third during riots in Kenosha, Kyle Rittenhouse says ...

Recall the time we were asked to disbelieve our lying eyes. Kyle Rittenhouse never set out to murder innocent people on that fateful night. It is reasonable to conclude he was there, as he ...

What Kyle Rittenhouse displayed in a Kenosha ... patrolling the streets of a town that was not his own. Rittenhouse’s eyes shut almost completely, save for an occasional glance to his left ...

Kyle Rittenhouse shouted "Friendly ... In the courtroom, Rittenhouse - seated in the jurors' line of sight - kept his eyes fixed on a desktop screen and showed no emotion as video depicted ...

The nation locked eyes on the homicide trial of Kyle Rittenhouse this fall, and a jury will soon decide his fate after he was charged with fatally shooting two men during a riot in Kenosha ...

Kyle Rittenhouse, the 18-year-old charged with ... Rittenhouse said he gave him water, helped him breathe and flushed his eyes out. Rittenhouse said he was pepper-sprayed by someone in the crowd ...

The first man who was shot by Kyle Rittenhouse during a night of destruction ... then averting his eyes from a video monitor. The prosecutor apologized for playing it, saying he had to.

But the far worse crime in the eyes of the Ruling Class is doing what Kyle Rittenhouse did—standing up and defending your community when under assault by a leftist mob fomented by the Ruling ...

The judge in Kyle Rittenhouse’s upcoming murder trial has laid out some early ground rules for attorneys, and they make perfect sense, as long as you’re a member of one of the militias or neo ...

Kyle Rittenhouse provoked the fatal shootings in ... Some were seen “fidgeting, shifting in their jury-box chairs” and “their eyes surveying the courtroom.” As prosecutor James Kraus ...