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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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White nationalists’ good year thanks to Trump; Colorado gunman posted anti-cop rants; Journalists grapple with reporting on far right; and more.
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Federal prosecutors are urging a Nevada judge to not dismiss criminal charges against Cliven Bundy, the Nevada cattleman and antigovernment icon, and three other men, claiming the government’s failure to release certain records was merely inadvertent.
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Hate came in many forms and from many corners in 2017, from the White House to a deadly rally in the streets of Charlottesville, Virginia in August. It made for a very busy year for Hatewatch.
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Roy Moore, the Republican nominee and extremist who lost the December 12 special senate election in Alabama, has filed a “voter fraud" complaint in the state of Alabama and named an antisemite and conspiracy theorist as two of his voting "experts."
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A boutique coffee company is selling beans, coffee pots and grinders with a twist — buyers can donate five percent of their purchase to one of several neo-Nazi and white nationalist causes of their choice.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) maintains an automated tool that tracks trending topics of discussion among a far-right community of Twitter users.
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One by one, they got bounced from traditional online fundraising and payment platforms.
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Sessions orders probe in handling of Bundy case; Far right takes aim at national monuments; Memphis takes down Confederate monuments at night; and more.
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Well-known advocate for far-right ‘common law’ system sponsors legislation that would officially sanction pseudo-legal ‘contracts’ in state system.
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For many, a traditional white Christmas with snow on the ground isn’t enough. Some folks want a different sort of white Christmas.
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