Spokesmen for public agencies are accustomed to difficult people, but a conspiracy theory zealot pushed Steve Snyder鈥檚 patience to the limit when he was a spokesman at Denver International Airport (DIA). Perhaps Snyder was weary of responding to rumors that DIA鈥檚 six runways form a swastika, or that there was an underground chamber built to hold a concentration camp, when he received an E-mail in 2003 from Greg Ericson of the 鈥淔ree Press International鈥� website.
J.B. Stoner was so vicious that his fellow white supremacists thought he had to be an informant. They were quite wrong
Former legislator had less than stellar record on race
Illegal bombs, bullets and guns were seized from men young and old in recent months.
Holocaust Museum murderer dies in federal prison while awaiting trial
The radical right caught fire last year, as broad-based populist anger at political, demographic and economic changes in America ignited an explosion of new extremist groups and activism across the nation
A little-noticed meeting last year in Georgia helped re-launch the antigovernment 鈥楶atriot鈥� movement
Two recent prosecutions of neo-Nazis reflect a complex legal struggle to define what amounts to an illegal 鈥榯rue threat鈥�
Egged on by cheers and interrupted by standing ovations, one-time GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin told the first National Tea Party Convention in Nashville this February that President Obama's spending was "immoral" and amounted to "theft."
