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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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After leaving the hate movement in a huff several months ago, Morris Gulett is back on the racist scene with a new extremist church, an Etsy site hawking Aryan memorabilia and an enthusiastic embrace of Donald Trump.
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Schlafly out at Eagle Forum? Meet the Trump Bros; Colorado shooter idolized Florida doctor killer; and more.
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A longtime white supremacist skinhead, with a criminal record that stretches back 20 years, faces a sentence of life in prison after pleading guilty to a 2015 Arizona shooting spree that left one man dead and five others wounded.
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Trump reopens old hate crime wounds; Indiana militiamen explain their motives; Cruz ‘honored’ to get Klingenschmitt’s backing; and more.
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The ‘alt right’ brandishes its guns; Harry Reid blasts the Bundys; Why the latest anti-LGBT onslaught is doomed to fail; and more.
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A police investigation into fraud and identity theft in Michigan involving an antigovernment “sovereign citizen” took a dramatic turn when police discovered what they described as a “house of horrors.”
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The neo-Nazi website the Daily Stormer and the blackout hacker Andrew Auernheimer, better known as 'weev,' could face fines under federal law for sending anti-Semitic flyers to college campuses.
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Last month, the American College of Pediatricians (ACPeds) released a new position statement about “gender ideology” and how it “harms children.”
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As federal cases against the antigovernment extremists who occupied the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon moves into the courts, half-cracked common law attorneys are trying to get in on the case.
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Malheur fugitive caught hiding in shed; Perkins in a love/hate relationship with PayPal; Mississippi becomes a pariah over new law; and more.
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