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Michael M Santiago/GettyImagesIn another era of politics, Republican presidential hopefuls may have hesitated before hitching their brands to an organization whose members have harassed and threatened opponents, fantasized about enacting gun violence, mingled with known extremist groups, quoted Nazi leader Adolf Hitler in their materials, and earned a designation as an anti-government hate group. It’s safe to say that time is long gone.Five 2024 candidates traveled to the birthplace of the Unite

Octavio Jones/Getty ImagesAn Indiana chapter of the right-wing group Moms for Liberty is walking back its decision to quote Adolf Hitler at the top of its first-ever newsletter.Founded in 2021, Moms for Liberty is a well-funded nonprofit that has been at the forefront of campaigns to curtail education about race, gender, and LGBT issues in schools, as well as efforts to promote charter and private schools over public classrooms. The group has a national leadership team as well as local chapters,

D.A. King and the Dustin Inman Society, which sued the SPLC for defamation over the "hate group" label, have cleared a major legal hurdle.

The Israelite School of Universal Practical Knowledge is not a hate group, its leader says. Others say the group harasses others and shouldn’t be at city facility.

The Black church community in D.C. filed a $22 million lawsuit against the extremist group.