He wished he could join the KKK, supported slavery, and bashed Martin Luther King Jr., all on an old porn website where he ...

JD Vance (R-OH ... the neo-Nazi group in a public forum. Those statements, which were later removed by the site, included attempts to pinpoint the woman’s address, members of her family ...

A neo-Nazi group headed by two ex-Marines took credit for helping spread unfounded claims about Haitian immigrants eating pets in Springfield, Ohio, after former President Donald Trump said the ...

A neo-Nazi group is taking credit for ... posting about them on Telegram and Gab. Members of the racist organization marched in Springfield in Ohio in early August and spoke at some of the town ...

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — For many Haitian immigrants ... preaching at Central Christian Church. He invited community members to join his congregation in prayer and peaceful protest of the false ...

Members of the Haitian community in Springfield, Ohio, from left, Lindsay Aime, James Fleurijean, Viles Dorsainvil, and Rose-Thamar Joseph, stand for worship at Central Christian Church ...

The citizen told investigators that Harrington had illegal weapons, was infatuated with mass killers, and identified himself as a member of the Neo-Nazi hate group the Atomwaffen Division.

Former President Trump has repeatedly made baseless claims about migrants. A neo-Nazi group helped fuel the anti-migrant rumor. NBC News’ Garrett Haake and Brandy Zadrozny have the latest reporting.

False rumors of pets being eaten were the culmination of a dark feedback loop between GOP politicians, extremists, and Trump himself.

Armed and hidden behind masks, aside from its leaders, Blood Tribe marched under swastika flags in Springfield weeks prior to ...