The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan has lost another battle in its bid to paint itself as a benign group merely interested in doing good for white Christians when a federal magistrate denied the Knights to underwrite 'All Things Considered' on National Public Radio.
White supremacist Johnny Bangerter has been sentenced to six months in jail on weapons charges.
Prosecutors drop a felonious assault charge against Mark Koernke, the militia activist who is accused of attacking a court official attempting to serve him with a subpoena in late 1997.
Dynamite bombs found outside two North Carolina abortion clinics that had earlier been the targets of arson attacks were defused in October.
Despite a national outcry over the gruesome murder a gay Wyoming university student, efforts to pass a strengthened federal hate crime law this year appear doomed.
James Wickstrom warned a gathering of extremists in Pennsylvania of the end-times battle he expects in the year 2000 鈥� a battle he believes will be set off by the so-called "Y2K" computer bug.
'Patriot' leader and former Green Beret Bo Gritz seems to have many faces. The man who has trained thousands of antigovernment zealots falls apart at the prospect of his wife leaving him.
The Independence Day murders of antiracists Daniel Shersty and Lin Newborn in the Las Vegas desert, execution-style, signal a change in Skinhead violence.
The death of Matthew Shepard casts a light on the disproportionate likelihood of hate violence against members of the gay community.
Shocked by the appearance of neo-Nazi Skinheads on the streets of her hometown of Eugene, Ore., Michele Lefkowith began working with anti-racist groups seven years ago.
