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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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William White Williams, who heads the neo-Nazi group National Alliance (NA), was arrested around 1:30 p.m. this afternoon in West Virginia on charges of battery, according to the Pocahontas County Magistrate’s Office.
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In the wake of a three-person United Nations team visiting Alabama to investigate the state’s “commitment to substantive equality for women in all spheres of life,” alarms are sounding from an uncommon corner of government.
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Ugly voice mail at black Charleston church; Candidates run from anti-Muslim violence queries; Robber calls Indian store clerk terrorist before shooting; and more.
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The Center for Security Policy puts a veneer of normalcy on a daylong program of fearmongering and conspiracy, even as it's being courted by GOP presidential candidates.
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Gathering organized by extremist group that inspired GOP candidate's controversial proposal sees appearances from his competitors.
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Trump’s brings conspiracy theories to the mainstream; ‘III Percenters’ begin targeting Muslims; Sandy Hook ‘truthers’ make life hell for parents; and more.
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The man who stands accused of the firebombing of a California mosque has made Facebook posts echoing anti-Muslim and anti-Semitic views, while idolizing violent video games and at least one far-right extremist.
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The ‘hate search’ signals violence; Roof’s two cases proceed at different paces; Pratt warns of Obama’s private army coming to get you; and more.
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In a Reuters article published today, anti-LGBT activist and evangelical “kingmaker” David Lane is reported to be making progress in his operation ahead of the 2016 elections.
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Trump spurs white-supremacist surge; Muslim family’s windows being smashed nightly; Steve King embraces Infowars theory; and more.
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