extremism

“I hope they got a terrorism insurance plan the day before."

The review of recruiting policies was announced this week by the Inspector General's office

"This is extremely disturbing, and it should disturb all Americans."

"We are committed to maintaining a culture where all Airmen feel welcome and can thrive.”

A simple Google search of his name make his views crystal clear.

Steven Carrillo’s path to the Boogaloo Bois shows the hate group is far more organized and dangerous than previously known.

“I would say my overall impression is we are not doing a good job educating the force on ... what represents extremist organizations."

'We will own this'

ProPublica and FRONTLINE identified more than 20 Boogaloo Bois or sympathizers who’ve served in the armed forces.

27 veterans out of 140 people charged.

Two former Marines and the dozen men charged with plotting to kidnap the governor of Michigan purportedly planned to stage an armed takeover of the capitol building and conduct public executions of government officials, according to the state's attorney general

A lance corporal who was kicked out of the Marine Corps last month after he was identified as a frequent contributor to a neo-Nazi message board has surfaced in a federal indictment on charges that he and two other men conspired to illegally manufacture weapons, ammunition, and suppressors

He was booted on Sept. 11, 2020.

White nationalist groups, who make up some of the most serious terror threats in the country, find new members and supporters in the U.S. military

Jarrett William Smith, 24, had pleaded guilty earlier this year to two counts of distributing information related to explosives, destructive devices and weapons of mass destruction

Who will defend a man from facing the execution chambers of both the state and federal criminal justice system?

The future of violent anti-government extremism in the U.S. might be summed up in a single word: Boogaloo

Steven Carrillo, the U.S. Air Force sergeant who allegedly murdered a Santa Cruz deputy earlier this month, has been charged with a second deadly ambush of federal officers a week earlier in attacks that authorities say were driven by Carrillo’s extremist, anti-law enforcement views and ties to a group that believes a second American Civil War is coming soon

A U.S. Air Force sergeant accused of ambushing Santa Cruz County deputies is also believed to be the gunman who shot a federal officer in Oakland, a law enforcement source confirmed Thursday, linking the extraordinary tragedies that may have been spurred in part by extremist, anti-law enforcement views found in the dark corners of social media

The Army reservist who plotted with two military veterans on inciting violence amid peaceful protests over the death of George Floyd in Nevada had at least one prior run-in with law enforcement, according to records obtained by Task & Purpose

Three right-wing extremists from Southern Nevada wanted to take advantage of the anger over George Floyd’s death in Minnesota and planned on inciting a riot

The military has been working to deflect accusations that it harbors right-wing extremists

The U.S. military has attempted to survey service members encounters with extremism in an effort to crack down on hate in the ranks before — with mixed results

Less than 150 U.S. personnel were at the base at the time of the attack.

Two Georgia men targeted earlier this year by online activists for their associations with radical white extremism have been kicked out of the Army National Guard, following months of investigation