When a black supremacist cult leader moved to rural Georgia, folks took a live-and-let-live approach 鈥� until Dwight York and his United Nuwaubian Nation of Moors launched an all-out campaign against "white devils" and "house n------."
Environmental radicals and animal rights activists say it's "ludicrous" for the FBI to call them the No. 1 domestic terror threat. But their rhetoric and increasingly extreme criminal actions are making the "eco-terror" label stick.
Pat Buchanan's presidential bid in 2000 dashed the Reform Party, once a significant third political force, into pieces. Now, white supremacists, Christian "Patriots" and other right-wing extremists are scrambling to pick up the fragments.
The unexpected death of National Alliance leader William Pierce shifted the neo-Nazi landscape, but the appointment of Erich Gliebe as Pierce's successor means the organization lives on.
Vermont academic Robert S. Griffin has written a fawning biography of America鈥檚 late neo-Nazi leader, William Pierce.
What inspired a key Christian right leader to speak at a Holocaust denial conference? Another Jewish conspiracy, of course.
Martinsville, Ind., long ago earned a reputation as one of the heartland's most intolerant towns. Now it's struggling to change that rap.
Two liberal San Francisco attorneys got involved in the Aryan Brotherhood. It cost them their freedom, and their souls.
France's immigrant-hating populist, Jean-Marie Le Pen, had shocked the world by winning one in five votes to take second place in the initial round of presidential elections.
An alleged plot by a tiny but well-armed Montana militia group has officials scratching their heads
