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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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American Renaissance is having an identity crisis. Along with the usual cast of white nationalists scheduled for this year’s conference, the group has chosen to prominently feature a self-proclaimed anti-Semitic “Mexican nationalist.”
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Half of Americans back Muslim patrols; AFP proposes its ideal Trump cabinet; Oklahoma legislator thinks abortion should be homicide; and more.
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New strategies for dealing with a new generation of hate groups; ‘Weev’ claims credit for anti-Semitic fliers; Trump voters are all about race; and more.
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Following the attacks in Brussels on March 22, GOP Presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz issued a call for the United States to “immediately halt the flow of refugees from countries with a significant al-Qaida or ISIS presence.”
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Law enforcement and public officials involved with the illegal occupation of a wildlife refuge by antigovernment extremists have been targets of a “cascade of threats,” two Oregon media outlets report.
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Hateful rhetoric after terror attacks decried; Oregon threats still pour in over Malheur arrests; and more.
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Trump does interview with Holocaust denier; Chaffetz bill would gut law enforcement on public lands; Malheur occupiers left behind a mess; and more.
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A second former student at the University of Mississippi has confessed to his involvement in hanging a rope and a Georgia state Confederate flag on a campus statue of James Meredith, the first black student to attend Ole Miss.
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In the wake of efforts to soften its stance on LGBT people, the Southern Baptist Convention has surprisingly named representatives from the anti-LGBT hate groups Liberty Counsel and Family Research Council to one of its committees.
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Andrew Anglin, founder of the notorious neo-Nazi website the Daily Stormer, told his audience that Heidi Cruz, wife of presidential candidate Ted Cruz, “should be in prison or execute [sic] for high treason.”
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