Stormfront founder and former Klansman Don Black announced on Tuesday that the white supremacist movement’s first major hate forum is temporarily restricting access to “sustaining members” — users who donate at least five dollars a month — and will be archiving and shuttering its main server on April 6 due to a “financial crisis.”
Within hours of 17 people being shot at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, Republic of Florida leader Jordan Jereb claimed credit for having trained with the shooter
Matt Hale may see himself as “Pontifex Maximus” leading a church bent on racial holy war, but in federal prison, that title now gets you the occasional odd look and no special privileges.
A one-time member of the white separatist terror group The Order has died in federal prison.
Local media reported on March 16, 2018, that four threatening letters were received at the federal courthouse in Memphis, Tennessee.
A man who “went after a first-grade boy because his skin was black” has been convicted by a U.S. District Court jury in Utah of using a stun-gun to carry out a federal hate crime.
In the churning hours after Traditionalist Worker Party chief Matthew Heimbach’s arrest amidst a sex scandal, organization benefactor and spokesman Matt Parrott promised to delete membership information about the group.
If you’re visiting Bentonville, Arkansas, one of the first things locals will direct you to is the Walmart Museum.
James Paul Wickstrom, a leader in the Posse Comitatus and Christian Identity movements, has died at the age of 75 in Michigan, according to sources within the white supremacist movement.
Stubborn and willing to take up violence as a Ku Klux Klan kleagle in rural Mississippi, prison did nothing to mellow Edgar Ray Killen.
