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Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of three articles examining how disinformation, and those peddling it, are impacting the election process.
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Trump reopens old hate crime wounds; Indiana militiamen explain their motives; Cruz ‘honored’ to get Klingenschmitt’s backing; and more.
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The ‘alt right’ brandishes its guns; Harry Reid blasts the Bundys; Why the latest anti-LGBT onslaught is doomed to fail; and more.
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A police investigation into fraud and identity theft in Michigan involving an antigovernment “sovereign citizen” took a dramatic turn when police discovered what they described as a “house of horrors.”
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The neo-Nazi website the Daily Stormer and the blackout hacker Andrew Auernheimer, better known as 'weev,' could face fines under federal law for sending anti-Semitic flyers to college campuses.
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Last month, the American College of Pediatricians (ACPeds) released a new position statement about “gender ideology” and how it “harms children.”
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As federal cases against the antigovernment extremists who occupied the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon moves into the courts, half-cracked common law attorneys are trying to get in on the case.
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Malheur fugitive caught hiding in shed; Perkins in a love/hate relationship with PayPal; Mississippi becomes a pariah over new law; and more.
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For months, all the dark corners of the radical right have stood unified behind the banner of Donald J. Trump’s campaign for president.
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While some organizers behind pro-confederate rallies describe their demonstrations as peaceful gatherings to celebrate “heritage not hate,” that's not the case with the Rock Stone Mountain Rally planned later this month. This rally, described as a “pro-white march,” is being organized by an avowed neo-Nazi and convicted felon.
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ADL warns of Trump’s extremism; Border Patrol union’s endorsement questioned; PayPal pulls out of N.C. over anti-LGBT law; and more.
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