An investigation into several California law-enforcement departments found unchecked bigotry and Proud Boy defenders on the beat
They are using the popular app to "recruit adherents, promote violence and disseminate tactical guidance for use in various terrorist or criminal activities"
Police arrested members of a Rhode Island–based militia after a lengthy standoff. The suspects are part of a group that believes that they are not bound by U.S. law.
Since it was revealed that the FedEx shooter had a love for Applejack, questions have been raised about the fandom
Embedded with the team of anti-fascist researchers and activists who infiltrate and expose Proud Boys, neo-Nazis, militias, and other members of the violent far right
Extremists are actively recruiting disillusioned or despondent QAnon believers on encrypted messaging apps like Telegram, researchers say
"People see them as nice white ladies, and they've weaponized that," says Seyward Darby, the author of the upcoming 'Sisters in Hate'
"We are seeing a huge uptick" in rhetoric from hate groups during the pandemic, said one expert on a call with the SPLC
Maxwell Hare, John Kinsman could face up to 15 years in prison for role in October 2018 brawl
The ideas are there. What's needed is the will
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