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ered praise for Trump's interviewer, Chris Wallace, whom they credited with pushing back on the President's alleged misstatements. USA Today (7/19, Jackson, 10.31M) reports, for example, that "political analyst Stuart Rothenberg said the Wallace interview `really shows who and what our President is. Inc

reviewed for five criminal cases involving far-right extremism among active duty ranks in the last four years. Including two linked to the violent Neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen. And a 'Military Times' poll shows more than half of minority troops say they have personally witnessed examples of white national

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ons, traits that brought them closer together as Donald became the right-hand man to the family real estate business." USA Today (7/7, Subramanian, Jackson, Collins, 10.31M) recounts that in the book, "the elder Trump is cast as a cold and forbidding patriarch who wanted his son to follow in his footst

his unit's location, movements and security to an extremist group known as Order of the Nine Angels or O9A," whose members "have supported violent, Neo-Nazi, anti-Semitic and Satanic beliefs and have expressed admiration for Nazis including Adolf Hitler and Islamic Jihadists including Osama Bin Laden."

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rs was operated by the cartoon's alleged creator, Jackson Gibson- Burrell. The article noted that Gibson-Bu

will work with our partners to hold accountable those who align themselves with terrorist organizations and attempt to carry out acts of violence." Neo-Nazi Leader Found Guilty in Plot to Attack Baltimore Power Grid Reuters (02/04, Jones) reported that a neo-Nazi leader accused of plotting to attack Balt