There’s one absolute truth about Kyle Rittenhouse, the alleged vigilante who has been arrested in connection with a violent Kenosha night that left two people dead and another wounded. He ido… ...

GOP folkhero Kyle Rittenhouse has vanished into thin air. The trigger-happy 22-year-old - who as a teen in 2020 crossed the ...

Kyle Rittenhouse, who rose to fame in conservative circles during the pandemic, now is nowhere to be seen online. Rittenhouse ...

The website, which went live late last week, features more than 30 apparel items and accessories emblazoned with the logo “Free Kyle” and a slogan, “Self-defense is a right, not a privilege ...

Kyle Rittenhouse's family opened up a merch store to raise money for the 17-year-old charged with homicide, at one point selling "Free Kyle"-branded bikinis and sports bras to fund his legal defense.

Kyle Rittenhouse backs away from Texas A&M claim, says he's enrolling at nearby Blinn College instead The 19-year-old has amended previous statements implying he was enrolling as an Aggie in 2022.

A jury in Wisconsin found 18-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse not guilty on Friday for shooting and killing two men, and wounding a third, during the riots in Kenosha in the summer of 2020.

On the third night, 17-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse fired on three men with a military-style semi-automatic rifle, ... A Facebook photo of him was framed with the "Blue Lives Matter" logo ...

Kyle Rittenhouse speaks at an event titled "Defend our 2A: Michigan's Right for Self Preservation," on July 19 at Freedom Farms in Ionia Township. Nick King / Lansing State Journal / USA Today Network ...

Rittenhouse's lawyers say he acted in self defense. ... Hancock, now runs a new website dedicated to raising money for Rittenhouse, in part by selling merchandise with a "Free Kyle" logo. ...

A Utah-based coffee company is quashing any supposed connection with or sponsorship of Kyle Rittenhouse after a photo of the teen wearing a shirt with the company's logo was shared on social media.

Kyle Rittenhouse says he wanted to write a book to tell his side of his story two years after a jury acquitted him of charges related to the BLM Kenosha riot.