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A contributor to The Heritage Foundation’s controversial Project 2025 governance plan intended to attend a white nationalist’s wedding, according to publicly accessible information the Data Lab reviewed.
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Echoing the anti-immigrant movement’s call to build a wall on the U.S. border with Mexico and the anti-LGBT movement’s cries to restrict marriage to a union between a man and a woman, the GOP has released its official 2016 policy platform.
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The stark change in the Republican Party; Jones says Trump champions their values; Steve King thinks whites have contributed the most; and more.
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The man who killed three Baton Rouge police officers over the weekend was a member of a black antigovernment “sovereign citizen” group whose members believe they are indigenous to the United States and beyond the reach of the federal government.
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Baton Rouge cop killer linked to antigovernment group; Trump opens his big show in Cleveland; King defends his Confederate flag; and more.
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A neo-Nazi skinhead who faced the prospect of returning to prison was arrested Saturday in southwestern Washington state, a day after three people were found murdered at a home where a Confederate flag flew over the crime scene.
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A suspect with ties to a black separatist hate group has been arrested in Indiana on attempted murder and other charges related to shooting a transgender woman in the face last weekend.
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A demonstration during their annual conference in Wetumpka may have given the impression that the League of the South’s leadership has gained control of their rowdier members; a run-in with Montgomery’s LGBT community shows otherwise.
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Far right’s momentum is growing; Trump invites Clarke to speak in Cleveland; Minneapolis cops’ far-right ties; and more.
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For the second time in less than a year, half a dozen churches in the St. Louis area have been the targets of attempted arson and what appears to be hate-related graffiti.
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A year of extreme political rhetoric on the campaign trail approaches a milestone as several antigovernment and racist groups have announced plans to attend the Republican National Convention, including some promising to be armed.
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