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Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of three articles examining how disinformation, and those peddling it, are impacting the election process.
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Long-time racist Dennis Mahon has failed in a bid to reverse his 2012 conviction for mailing a package bomb that exploded and injured a black city official and two others in Scottsdale, Ariz., in 2004.
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The hate site Stormfront and other racist groups have raked in hundreds of new members and tens of thousands of dollars since Dylann Storm Roof’s brutal June 17 killing spree in Charleston, S.C. Now, Florida officials are investigating Stormfront for illegal business activity.
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Editors' Note: This story has been updated to correct the timing of a quote attributed to Brad Griffin of Occidental Dissent. The quote was from a piece Griffin published in 2011 on the question of President Obama's citizenship.
Donald Trump has set the political system on its side. With brash public pronouncements and a willingness to say whatever is on his mind, the New York billionaire has found himself leading the polls with a groundswell of support – even from white nationalists.
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Here is a collection of today's extremist news stories from around the web.
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A 49-year-old North Carolina man who allegedly dressed up in a Nazi uniform for his own brand of military training is being held in jail without bond after a judge ruled he was a danger to the community.
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Jade Helm –– this summer’s U.S. military training exercise painted as a government takeover conspiracy by extremists –– appears to be causing a reaction just short of deadly at this point.
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Audio recordings posted to Vanguard News Network highlight Frazier Glenn Miller's angry confession.
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Responding to a nationwide call to arms issued by the leadership of the Oath Keepers, scores of antigovernment “Patriots” have begun showing up fully armed and prepared to guard military recruiting offices across the United States – and some continue to do so.
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