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Police investigate the distribution of “hate propaganda” after bags containing Ku Klux Klan recruitment letters were thrown from vehicles across state.

Nine men and one woman were charged with terrorist conspiracy following the arrests.

"I was not a threat to them. I’m 34 years old, not 17. This is not a thing that happens to me day-to-day.”

Russia uses these groups to fuel its propaganda.

After being banned from Hungary, a far-right millionaire who has supported President Donald Trump has set his sights on the Balkans.

Westmoreland News accused of providing “free advertising” for hate group by including copy of flyer in cover story.

The embassy attaché wore a T-shirt celebrating a World War II Nazi tank division.

Atomwaffen Division members reportedly chanted “race war now” in a video.

Extremists and Neo-Nazis are thriving because the government isn't doing enough to stop them, one Jewish leader argued.

A woman claims that she was invited to the party as the "main prize" for a soldier.

The number of violent attacks on U.S. soil fueled by far-right ideology has spiked—and they should be recognized as what they are: terrorism.

The anti-immigration and anti-Islam candidate conceded defeat with 69 percent of returns in.

Left-wing MP describes events as a "gateway drug."

Lutz Bachmann called the process a "political show trial."

Electorates across Europe must note history, writes the president of the European Jewish Congress.

Threats follow suspected arson attack on property set aside for asylum-seekers.

St Petersburg conference, attended by far-right and neo-Nazi parties, condemned Kiev government and homosexuality.