Brief profiles of 40 men and women who played pivotal roles in the antigovernment 'Patriot' movement, along with a timeline recapitulating the history of modern civilian militias, illustrate the changing shape of the radical right.
Since the Oklahoma City bombing, almost 30 right-wing terrorist plots — most of them foiled — have been uncovered in the United States.
A growing consensus of experts finds that discussion groups, not Web sites, are where cyber-extremism really flourishes.
Behind the recent upswing in anti-immigration activism are an array of groups. Most of these groups work together and their leaders frequently hold cross-membership in several organizations at once.
With the American economy on unsteady legs, anti-immigration groups promote vigilantism.
Intolerance and racial hatred are still spreading despite worldwide efforts to combat intolerance.
Animated by extremist theology, a group of neo-Confederate zealots are seeking control of Southern churches.
Spurred by developments in the Middle East and elsewhere, worldwide anti-Semitic violence spiked up sharply in 2000.
Bigoted barbecue baron Maurice Bessinger, winner of a People magazine award, is suffering the financial consequences from his outspoken racist stand.
Mainstream neo-Confederate organizations generally share goals of preserving 'Southern' culture, but many in these groups share cross-membership with racist organizations such as the white supremacist League of the South.
