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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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Several small American hate groups are stepping up efforts to spread local variants of “identitarianism,” a movement born in France in recent years that preaches opposition to multiculturalism, often taking shape in the form of anti-Muslim xenophobia.
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Militiamen’s gun-toting threats at mosques mostly turn out to be empty words as rallies crumble in the face of 'anti-hate' groups.
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The Islamophobes’ warped belief systems; Alabama judge suggests a federal solution; Carson defends comments about Hitler; and more.
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Armed rallies in 20 cities being organized in social media, fueled with rants posted by Arizona 'Patriot'
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The Syrian refugee crisis in Europe, coupled with an announcement in mid-September from President Obama that 10,000 Syrians would be relocated to the U.S., has enraged the radical right, most notably anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim groups.
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For more than 20 years, The Barnes Review (TBN) has been one of the most vile anti-Semitic publications around, known for historical revisionism, Holocaust denial and a complete whitewashing of the horrors of Hitler and the Nazi party. And the fall issue is no different –– except for one striking article from a man who you’d least expect to see.
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Bill O’Reilly gets called out; No charges in biker brawl that killed 9; Muslims praying on beach stirs up paranoia; and more.
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The Oregon sheriff at center stage in the latest mass-shooting is an anti-gun control, anti-federal government champion who will be supported by demonstrators for those causes on Friday when President Obama visits victims’ families in Roseburg, Ore.
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Alabama politico defends LoS; Coffman’s speech to anti-Muslim group; Drudge, Alex Jones interview tightens connection; and more.
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Nearly two years after an ill-fated attempt to take control of a tiny town in North Dakota and turn it into an all-white enclave for racists, white supremacist Craig Cobb is once again buying up properties, this time across the Midwest.
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