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Uptick In Far-Right Ideology In Congress Contributed To Record Number Of Anti-Gov't Extremist Groups In 2023 - Vimarsana News

Uptick In Far-Right Ideology In Congress Contributed To Record Number Of Anti-Gov't Extremist Groups In 2023

Last year, there were more hate and anti-government extremist groups in the United States than ever before, according to Southern Poverty Law Center’s new…

Donald Trump suggests he might nominate 'seven or eight or maybe even nine' Supreme Court justices - Vimarsana News

Donald Trump suggests he might nominate 'seven or eight or maybe even nine' Supreme Court justices

Former President Donald Trump made a surprising claim about his hopes for the Supreme Court after visiting a famous cheesesteak house at a campaign stop in Philadelphia Friday.

Moms for Liberty Indiana is forced to apologize for using HITLER quote on cover of newsletter - Vimarsana News

Moms for Liberty Indiana is forced to apologize for using HITLER quote on cover of newsletter

An Indiana chapter of the conservative parents group 'Moms for Liberty,' apologized on Thursday for quoting Adolf Hitler in their June 2023 newsletter, after facing backlash from watchdog organizations.

Some parents' rights organizations listed as 'hate groups' - Vimarsana News

Some parents' rights organizations listed as 'hate groups'

Parents' rights organizations including Florida-based Moms for Liberty who fought COVID-19 safety measures are the latest to be added to a list of 'hate and anti-government groups.'

Moms for Liberty co-founder slams Southern Poverty Law Center - Vimarsana News

Moms for Liberty co-founder slams Southern Poverty Law Center

Moms for Liberty co-founder Tiffany Justice hits back at the Southern Poverty Law Center for designating their organization an 'extremist group.'