White nationalism

The congresswoman said Saturday at a summit for young conservatives that "there's nothing wrong with leading with your faith."

An explosion at around 4 a.m. on Thursday reduced one of the stones in Elbert County to rubble.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu called the group's action cowardly.

"There are more of us than you think, people who think like us. White nationalists, pro-Confederate, pro-white," said one rallygoer.

If we want to effectively contain this violent threat, we need to stop mislabeling white supremacist extremist terrorism in the United States as a merely domestic issue and call it what it is: a transnational one.

Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) observed 15 seconds of silence after promising to list the ways that Republicans had been punished for speaking at the conference.

"So today is the day where we find out if the Communists in the GOP throw the sweet grandma under the bus for being white," Arizona Senator Wendy Rogers wrote before the vote.

"There's no place in the Republican Party for white supremacists or antisemitism," McConnell said.

Ethan Schmidt posted a video complaining about a display—"Why don't they have a white history month and why don't they celebrate straight pride?"

The lawmaker wrote it's "grossly incorrect" to state that the U.S. military is permeated with "deep-seated racism" and fosters a "culture of discrimination."

Republican Spokane County Prosecutor Larry Haskell insisted that his wife Lesley Haskell's racist views were "hers alone."

"These extremist American organizations are looking to create a cadre of trained and experienced terrorists," Kristofer Goldsmith, CEO of the veteran-owned open-source intelligence firm Sparverius, told Newsweek, "a guerrilla warfare veteran, a potential leader of a guerrilla warfare unit when they get stateside."

Some of the curricula included understanding "anti-white propaganda" and understanding that only the "White race can build Western Civilization."

The move by Gettr comes after white nationalist Nick Fuentes, who uses the term to refer to his supporters, was banned from their website.

Some of the country's most well-known white nationalists were accused of organizing the violence the lawsuit said.

"This was by any measure one of the most vicious and brutal violent attacks we have ever seen," the Westchester County District Attorney said in a statement.

He was permanently suspended from Twitter on Friday.

Christian nationalism is not just "a problem for the faithful, but a problem for the planet and the country," said pastor Doug Pagitt.

Attendees at a summer market supporting Black and brown businesses saw openly armed men placing Patriot Front stickers on cars at the event.

"I have no idea what's going on," Gosar said when asked about an upcoming fundraiser he is expected to attend alongside white nationalist Nick Fuentes.

The far-right leader and the Arizona congressman had already appeared together at an event where Fuentes expressed white nationalist views.

"Ethnic replacement" and "obedient third world" immigrants were part of the "eerily" similar remarks highlighted by Carlson and white supremacist mass shooters on 'The Daily Show' Friday.

Kentucky's Berea College received criticism online for hosting a virtual event that sought to examine violent white nationalism in the context of Donald Trump and his presidency.

"They already have begun exporting their hate," former CIA officer and FBI special agent Tracy Walder told Newsweek.

Is white nationalism the new normal?

Replying to a tweet Tuesday morning, Spencer wrote that he recognized how "ineffective, useless, and traitorous the GOP is," reaffirming his decision to vote for Biden in the November election.

Founder Mike Peinovich said the National Justice Party would fight for "white rights, for our people in America and the world."

Overall, the defendants trafficked more than 1,600 kilograms of methamphetamine, 59 firearms, and other drugs including cocaine and heroin over a three-year period.

Flyers disseminated by hate groups in 2019 often focused on themes of "censorship" and free speech, anti-Jewish tropes and nationalist rhetoric.

Jewish members of the House of Representatives sent a letter to the White House Friday calling for the firing of alleged white supremacist Stephen Miller and denouncing his ideologies as "un-American."