Neo-Nazi

This isn’t the first time King has shared content on Twitter from people or organizations with white nationalist ties.

An advertisement this week accused Senator Dianne Feinstein of "pretending to be American."

The 19-year-old had been spotted on a college campus wearing clothing associated with the group Patriot Front.

Patrick Little has followed a trend of candidates running for office on an anti-Semitic platform.

Phrase with links to white supremacy previously used as part of 4chan troll campaign.

Monero, an "experimental" cryptocurrency, is popular with extremists and criminals who seek to operate outside of the eye of law enforcement.

Neo-Nazi Matt Heimbach, a key player in the alt-right, was accused of domestic battery on Tuesday.

“There were two extreme sides."

Gaming apps have increasingly served as a nesting place for young men in the scattered alt-right movement.

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

"Thank you, President Trump," former KKK Grand Wizard David Duke wrote.

The publication of the list followed months of anti-Semitic remarks made by Paul Nehlen, a GOP congressional candidate.

The far right is using the hashtag #mybordersmychoice in an attempt to co-opt a women's movement.

Neil Erikson publishes videos of himself ranting about his belief that radical Islam is destroying society.

A tweet from the Democratic party is providing fodder for far-right conspiracy theories.

Daily Stormer recently linked to a podcast praising mass murder as a form of political action.

A new poll found that 30 percent of soldiers believed white nationalism was a bigger threat than the conflicts in Iraq and Syria.

“Even when people found out, they’d rationalize it, ‘He’s not really gay’ or ‘Gay and OK,’” Kevin Wilshaw said.

The far-right Daily Stormer declares itself to be Yair Netanyahu's number one fan.

Andrew Anglin’s website has been blocked by GoDaddy, Google and others following its comments on the Charlottesville violence.

Derrick Johnson said that hate groups felt emboldened to “walk in public without the hoods anymore” under the Trump administration.

In a posting on the site, founder Andrew Anglin also said the site was taking refuge on the dark net.

Trump is being unfairly criticized for his statement about last weekend's violent neo-Nazi marches in Charlottesville, according to Pence.

The crowdfunding campaign for the site and its editor, Andrew Anglin, aims to “stop SPLC's perfidious perjurers from destroying the alt-right's biggest website!”