Ending a complicated international saga that began when he was deported from the United States in 2003, notorious neo-Nazi Ernst Zundel was sentenced to five years in a German prison last February for denying the Holocaust.
The dead man in Glen Gautier's dreams always asked the same question: "Why didn't you bury me with my glasses?" The nightmares began torturing Gautier in early 2002.
The San Diego Minutemen, a particularly virulent nativist group, is making a thuggish name for itself. But it is also wracked with serious internal problems.
Even as a shaky legislative agreement on immigration reform is debated in the halls of Congress, poisonous and untrue propaganda continues to leak into the national dialogue on undocumented migration to the United States.
A hard-line nativist pens a paranoid vision of a Mexican invasion plot. The book is a fictionalized version of the Aztlan conspiracy theory that now animates large swaths of the anti-immigration movement
Harold Washington has two strikes against him: He's black, and he's homeless.
The Minuteman Project, one of the country's largest, richest and most influential nativist extremist groups, is in a state of crisis.
Scholar Reacts to Conspiracy Accusations
Americans, particularly on the far right, have always been given to conspiracy theories.
SACRAMENTO, Calif .— Last December, hundreds of racist skinheads across the country received the very same Christmas card. It depicted a half-eaten cookie on a plate next to a bottle of Rebel Yell bourbon, a shot glass etched with a death's head, and stockings hung by the chimney with care.
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