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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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Retaliatory threats and attacks follow terrorist couple’s murder spree, encouraged by bigoted remarks from politicians and pundits.
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Colorado shooter a ‘warrior for the babies’; Scalia attacks Affirmative Action; ‘Anti-racist’ legislation is abortion ban in racist disguise; and more.
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Following Donald Trump’s statement Dec. 7 calling for a ban on all Muslim immigration to the U.S., many of his fellow presidential candidates lined up to denounce the idea.
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White supremacists before the high court; Jones approves of Trump’s Muslim plan; Somali restaurant hit with arson fire; and more.
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A man who allegedly made threats about “lynching” a California judge and once served as a bodyguard for Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy was arrested by an FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force.
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On Monday evening, presidential candidate Donald Trump announced that Muslims, including US citizens, should be banned from entering the United States. In his statement he linked to a poll conducted by the Center for Security Policy (CSP), an organization founded by the notorious anti-Muslim extremist Frank Gaffney.
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Neo-Nazis advertised a white-power rock show to be followed by a march into gay neighborhood, but they never showed up to face the hundreds who turned out to protest their plans.
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Trump wants to ban Muslims immigration; Fiore offers to shoot refugees herself; Paranoia rules the right-wing reality; and more.
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Tyrone Eugene Jordan, described as an antigovernment sovereign citizen, will spend 10 years in prison for filing $6.5 million in bogus liens against a federal judge and prosecutor.
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California massacre unleashes wave of Islamophobia; Secession won’t go before Texas voters; Sikhs bear brunt of Muslim bashing; and more.
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