Intelligence Report
The most ambitious — and crooked — members of the antigovernment “sovereign citizens” movement apparently never sleep, at least not in their own homes.
Showing 1914 Results
Intelligence Report
Golden Dawn, Greece’s violence-prone neo-Nazi political party, has two more chapters of American members in the United States, according to an October report from the Anti-Defamation League. Joining a chapter in New York City, one of the new groups is in Los Angeles, while the second, known as the Regional League of the Western States, is not listed in any specific location.
Intelligence Report
The police department of Suffolk County, N.Y., has reached an agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to enhance the training of its officers and improve the way it investigates hate crimes and bias incidents.
Intelligence Report
Hate groups in America, for the most part, are severely underfinanced and often struggle to find ways to support their activities. But large numbers are using PayPal to sell their products and accept donations, generating fees for that firm, and some are also making significant commissions by advertising Amazon.com’s products.
Intelligence Report
Matthew Heimbach started out small, chalking white power slogans on the sidewalks of his university and annoying fellow students and professors. But in the last year, he has plunged into full-fledged neo-Nazism, causing some on the radical right to abandon him but others to see him as the future face of white nationalism.
Intelligence Report
Joseph Paul Franklin was America's most notorious racist serial killer. But shortly before he was put to death last November, he announced a major change of heart.
Intelligence Report
It’s been a bad few months for the man who would be mayor.
Intelligence Report
For years, the radical right has been plugging the idea that a toothless United Nations sustainability plan is really part of a conspiracy to impose socialism on liberty-loving Americans. In Baldwin County, Ala., these groundless fears resulted in feckless politicians killing an award-winning comprehensive development plan.
Intelligence Report
A relatively new Klan group, named after one of its most violent predecessors, meets with the NAACP and makes nice with the Crips street gang. Seriously.
Pages
Intelligence Report
Subscriptions to the Intel Report are free to law enforcement, journalists, and others.
