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Shooting victims included his godfather, a paramedic and an innocent bystander.
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The alt-right is as misogynist as it is racist; Black Americans have a lot to worry about now; Stone says Trump talks with Alex Jones on occasion; and more.
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Seven felony charges, including attempted murder, are pending against a California man who is accused of using propane tanks in racially-motivated arson attacks against two black neighbors and police.
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Why the Japanese-American internment still matters; ‘Ex-gay’ conversion therapy ban upheld; Neo-Nazi crowdfunding campaign hits snag; and more.
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Five members of a white nationalist organization from four states were indicted late last week in Pennsylvania on federal charges, including possession of machine gun parts and money laundering, authorities announced
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After several violent protests at the University of California, Berkeley, the 'alt-right' has turned its attention to the home of the Free Speech Movement as a focus to recruit students to the radical right.
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After a string of high profile departures, the future of Stormfront is more uncertain than ever. In just three months, the Internet’s most notorious and deadly white supremacist community has lost two charismatic leaders and the ability to process credit card donations.
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Hate-crimes spike leads to talk of tougher penalties; Gorka out at White House over far-right ties; Trump considers giving Clarke a spot at DHS; and more.
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The Trump administration announced that Julie Kirchner, former executive director of the anti-immigrant hate group Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) is the new ombudsman for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) branch of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
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Kelly Bryan Schneider, who confessed to the brutal beating death of a gay man in Idaho, was sentenced to 28 years in prison this week after admitting that he committed the crime because of the victim’s sexual orientation.
