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New research indicates that far-right extremists and white supremacists are gaining new followers and influence by co-opting conspiracy theories about COVID-19. Analysts at the London-based Institute for Strategic Dialogue sifted

PARIS (AP) -- The mugshot-style photos are posted on online message boards in black and white and look a little like old-fashioned "wanted" posters. "The

PARIS (AP) — The mugshot-style photos are posted on online message boards in black and white and look a little like old-fashioned “wanted” posters.

New research indicates that far-right extremists and white supremacists are gaining new followers and influence by co-opting conspiracy theories about COVID-19.

PARIS (AP) — The mugshot-style photos are posted on online message boards in black and...

PARIS (AP) — The mugshot-style photos are posted on online message boards in black and...

Natick Town Meeting member Suzanne Ianni and Mark Sahady march through the streets of Washington, D.C., before they allegedly stormed the Capitol building on Jan. 6. (Joseph Prezioso/AFP via Getty Images) Weeks after the Capitol Hill insurrection, a WBUR investigation has found two Massachusetts-based organizations — a fringe conservative group and a neo-Nazi hate group — are gaining membership and plotting a future without Trump in the White House. The two entities, Super Happy Fun Americ...