Federal prosecutors in California have indicted the suspected leaders of an international online white supremacist group, accusing them of encouraging members to commit hate crimes and assassinations in a bid to ignite a race war
No one poses a greater risk of committing “lethal violence against civilians” in the U.S. more than white supremacists, the FBI said in its annual risk assessment.
FBI Director Christopher Wray told lawmakers on Thursday that right-wing militants and white supremacists are communicating with far-right activists overseas and have traveled to Europe meet with them.
Dozens of Trump supporters who were in Washington D.C. on the day of the Capitol siege were on the FBI’s terrorist watch list, The Washington Post reports.
White supremacists and other domestic racist groups pose the largest threat of protest-related violence, a new federal intelligence bulletins warns.
Some white supremacist groups are encouraging members to weaponize the coronavirus by spreading it to cops and Jews, the FBI has alerted local police.
The suspects discussed shooting “unsuspecting civilians and police officers,” derailing trains, sabotaging power lines, and poisoning water supplies.
A black DJ was minding his own business at a Washington State tavern when a group of suspected white supremacists violently attacked him and shouted racial slurs.
