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The soldier, Pvt. 2nd Class Javier Pantoja Tinoco, was arraigned nearly a year after Military.com first reported that two soldiers were suspected of setting a barracks laundry room on fire and defacing barracks walls with spray-painted racial slurs, male genitalia and apparent gang signs.

A veteran who trains others to track and infiltrate extremist groups describes his work, what he has seen since Oct. 7, and the dangers he now faces.

The Massachusetts Attorney General has brought a civil lawsuit against NSC-131, known as the National Socialist Club, and its leaders, Christopher Hood and Liam McNeil.

The suit underscores that citizens don’t have to sit on the sidelines and idly witness in shock what NSC-131 has been accused of doing to promote its white supremacist ideology.

After years of intimidating the public with impunity, NSC-131 will be brought to court for alleged “violent and unlawful conduct.”

After years of intimidating the public with impunity, NSC-131 will be brought to court for alleged “violent and unlawful conduct.”

The state of Massachusetts charged the neo-Nazi group NSC-131 with civil rights violations after it terrorized drag queen events and asylum seekers.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis rebutted the SPLC's insinuation that the Florida State Guard is a far-right militia.

A new report warns that DeSantis’ private army is a potential hotbed of extremism.

The military and its transition programs have largely failed to provide what experts say is necessary to steer troops and veterans away from extremist causes and groups, which have been growing in power and persuasion.