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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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GOP candidates woo extremists; Anti-Indian leader moves to Montana; Alex Jones’ most unhinged theories; and more.
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In a further escalation of tensions, members of the antigovernment Oath Keepers have joined the media circus surrounding a Kentucky anti-LGBT clerk's defiance of the Supreme Court ruling in favor of same-sex marriage.
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The media’s birther blind spot grows; Oregon judge hung Hitler portrait; Why the ‘War on Cops’ is bunk; and more.
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The Kim Davis saga twists and turns; Aryan Brotherhood member sentenced in 2012 slaying; Online threats to kill ‘anti-white’ pope; and more.
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Investigators are hoping to recover suspect-video images this week from a server removed from the charred interior of a Planned Parenthood clinic fire-bombed on Friday in Pullman, Wash.
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Racist and anti-Semite Frazier Glenn Miller couldn’t face the jury but he just got his wish: He was sentenced to death today for killing three people in April 2014 outside Jewish community and retirement centers in Kansas.
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Inside a Confederate flag rally; Peroutka speaks at Kim Davis rally; Republicans and right-wing paranoia; and more.
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A sovereign citizen who shot and wounded two police officers is going to federal prison for almost 30 years after a federal judge in California took the unusual step of enhancing his sentence for lying during and after his jury trial.
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Dylann Roof to face death penalty in trial; Hate group behind Kim Davis’ bid for martyrdom; Media run with discredited nativist group’s data; and more.
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The town council in Lake Arthur, La., voted unanimously Wednesday evening to fire one of its police detectives who admitted being a participant in a Ku Klux Klan rally last year in North Carolina.
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