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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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Brian Brown, director of the National Organization for Marriage (NOM) has been elected president of World Congress of Families (WCF), an anti-LGBT hate group. The announcement came on the heels of Brown’s participation in the tenth world congress of WCF, which took place last month in Tbilisi, Georgia.
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Anti-Muslim conspiracy theorist and activist John Guandolo is scheduled to conduct another law enforcement training in Arizona.
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Trump borrows Jones’ California water theory; Symbol helps neo-Nazis target Jews; Arpaio guilty of perjury, criminal referral next; and more.
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The World Congress of Families, an anti-LGBT hate group, met in Tbilisi and provided a platform for anti-LGBT and anti-choice voices.
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Domestic extremists atop the threat list; Bundy wants to have his guns in jail; Utah sheriffs threaten to arrest federal rangers; and more.
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Burning the Dixie flag a new tradition; Trump stirs debate over global fascism; Police union calls Fiore an ‘embarrassment’; and more.
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The skinheads are coming to New York City. The second installment of the “NYC Oi! Fest” will likely draw fewer than 200 skinheads and receive little attention. To outsiders, this concert could be recognized as nothing more than an occasion of drunken machismo and bumper-sticker patriotism.
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Trump puts nationalists’ electoral strategy to test; KKK recruits over ‘bathroom bills’; Shapiro’s breakup with Breitbart explained; and more.
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Black student raped in small Idaho town; White nationalists eye a Trump regime; Bundy prosecutors ask for confidentiality; and more.
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Dylann Roof faces death penalty; Trump fans want Kobach as running mate; Bundy prosecutors dealing with another death threat; and more.
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