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EXCLUSIVE: Neo-Nazi domestic terrorists are targeting critical power stations with guns and explosives in co-ordinated attacks as they seek to destroy the American way of life, watchdog warns

The US has been hit by a rise in ballistic threats on its energy sector this year as saboteurs share information online on how to inflict maximum damage, an energy chief has told DailyMail.com.

The Paradox of Prosecuting Domestic Terrorism

The U.S. prosecuted Brian Lemley for threats, not violence. Is that what it takes to fight extremism?

Reporter Ryan Thorpe re-examines the 2.5-year journey of Patrik Mathews — from neo-Nazi to prison inmate

For three years, the high priests of the QAnon conspiracy-theory movement and other far-right crackp...

2 Delaware men linked to white supremacy group get 9 years in prison

A Canadian neo-Nazi was sentenced to 9 years in prison for trying to start a civil war in the US

This image taken from a Sept. 14, 2019, video and released in a US Attorney detention memorandum, shows Brian Mark Lemley Jr, driving, and Patrik

Manitoba extremist sentenced to nine years in U.S. prison

GREENBELT, MD. — Patrik Mathews stood motionless and unflinching in a Maryland court room as h...

Delaware men linked to 'The Base' white supremacist group sentenced to nine years in prison

Two members of a neo-Nazi group called The Base were each sentenced Thursday to nine years in prison more than a year after they discussed bringing firearms to a pro-gun rally in Virginia.

Ex-Canadian reservist, neo-Nazi member gets nine years in prison

In a brief statement read in open court, his father Glen described Mathews as a troubled soul with a good heart

2 neo-Nazi group members sentenced to 9 years in prison

Two neo-Nazi group members have been sentenced to nine years in prison each in a case that highlighted a broader federal crackdown on far-right extremists

Two US neo-Nazi group members sentenced to 9 years in prison

Surveillance equipment installed in their Delaware apartment captured Patrik Jordan Mathews and Brian Mark Lemley Jr. discussing an attack at the rally at Virginia’s Capitol in Richmond.