A fan of Charles Manson and follower of Hitler, James Mason published essays in the 1980s that now act as the inspiration for a militant neo-Nazi group linked to multiple murders in the U.S. Keep Reading
WSEs have migrated to uncensored platforms, such as Gab, 8chan, and Telegram after social media companies including Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube began removing explicit posts. Keep Reading
Investigators say Richard Tobin, 18, of Brooklawn, used the neo-Nazi social network The Base to recruit the perpetrators who carried out the September attacks on synagogues in Michigan and Wisconsin. Keep Reading
According to court documents, in October 2017, Andrew Thomasberg, 21, of McLean, purchased a semiautomatic rifle and claimed to be the true purchaser. Keep Reading
In secret chat forums, some Patriot Front members embraced the spirit of the anti-immigrant manifesto left behind by the accused gunman. Keep Reading
"We’ve been dealing with these threats for 3,000 years," notes Jewish security expert. "We had to deal with the original version." Keep Reading
Daniel Harper is the co-host of what might be the most important podcast countering the white nationalist movement today. Keep Reading
"Domestic terrorists are more numerous, active, and lethal in gross numbers than international terrorists," says START diretor, with "violent far-right terrorists" the "most numerous, lethal, and criminally active." Keep Reading
They are traveling to Ukraine in numbers reminiscent of the movement of fighters to Syria in the earliest days of that conflict. Keep Reading
Symbols have appeared at white supremacist events and were painted on the guns used by white supremacist mass killer Brenton Tarrant. Keep Reading
