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A civil rights organization is calling on the U.S. government to create a task force to deal with the threat of radical-right anti-government groups.
Family and friends of Wade Michael Page, the slain Oak Creek, Wis., Sikh temple shooter, described him as "gentle and kind and loving."
Seven people are charged with hate crimes in Florida after an investigation into the American Front white supremacist group, officials said.
U.S. authorities say they have increased their focus on so-called sovereign citizens, a movement that believes it can use armed force to resist police.
The number of extremist, anti-government groups in the United States grew in 2009, the Southern Poverty Law Center said in a report issued Tuesday.
Alleged suicide pilot Joe Stack's attack on a Texas Internal Revenue Service office is bringing out right-wing extremist support, experts say.
White supremacist activity and racial incidents have skyrocketed since U.S. President-elect Barack Obama won the Nov. 4 election, experts say.
The leader of the largest U.S. neo-Nazi group says he plans to use the economic downturn in Detroit to recruit members.
A Civil War memorial on the grounds of the Alabama statehouse was vandalized, with the face of a Confederate soldier painted over.
The United States is playing host to hundreds of foreign-language Internet sites used to spread hate messages outlawed in many countries.
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