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A German federal court has rejected appeals in the case of a neo-Nazi convicted of supporting a group that carried out the country’s biggest killing spree targeting migrants since World War II

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio chapter of the nation's largest Muslim civil liberties and advocacy organization has fired its leader for ethical and professional breaches that it says include a yearslong secret association with an anti-Muslim group.

Suits have been levied against these hate groups, guess what? they run, they scatter, and they hide. they disappear. and thats what were seeking to do. to bankrupt these groups who would take our freedoms away. >> i dont know enough about the finances and organization of these two entities, the proud boys and the oath keepers, to know whether as organizations theyre sitting on any sort of core amount of money. is the idea that the organizations themselves have resources that could potentially be...

Where there is insightment of -- there is a civil wrong of a great magnitude here. and as you indicated earlier, its important to hit the defendants where it matters. and thats in their purses and in their wallets. and history shows when civil suits have been levied against these hate groups, guess what? they run, they scatter, and they hide. they disappear. and thats what were seeking to do. to bankrupt these groups who would take our freedoms away. i dont know enough about the finances and org...

Officers suffering from psychological trauma after that defense of the capitol have killed themselves. d.c. had 850 at least officers come to the capitol to try to defend our democracy. what were doing is going after those culprits, those criminals, the wrongdoers and were going to hit them where it counts in the civil way with money. and the evidence is that when you go after these hate groups and extremists, for money, they scatter. and they are much more careful and cautious about what theyre...

Route in this case? >> actually, on the criminal side, the district of columbia, as you know, is not a state. so, our jurisdiction criminally is limited to misdemeanors. and while there is incitement of riot misdemeanor, which we continue to investigate, we determined that we might as well strike were the wrong has occurred. and theres been a civil run of a great magnitude here. and as you indicated earlier, its important to hit the defendants where it matters. and thats in their purses and in t...

The District of Columbia has filed a civil lawsuit seeking harsh financial penalties against far-right groups Proud Boys and Oath Keepers over their role in the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol by supporters of former President Donald Trump

In the wake of the 9/11 attacks, Americans understandably became obsessed with terrorist threats from abroad, particularly the “safe haven” of Afghanistan that was the launching pad for the attacks.

♪ ♪ in charlottesville, virginia more than four years since white supremacists descended on the city, hard to forget the images from the weekend. white supremacists marching with torches chanting jews will not replace us. >> defendants here, some of them individuals, white nationalists, neo-nazis designated as hate groups. >> men who made themselves white power brands. richard spencer, matthew parrot and jason kessler spent a month in federal court for racially committed violence. they sai...

Scarily, scarily, half of the folks who they surveyed, who are expressing not just sympathy with january 6th, but actually a propensity to support or participate in violence. for the same reasons. is because -- is despite the fact that theyre white collar, despite the fact that theyre educated. part of what is going on here is that donald trump has so effectively and with the help and support of conspiracy theorists and the organized hate groups that have grown in this country. domestic terror i...