New report says far-right sentiments persist within law enforcement more than two decades after it was first identified.
From: The Bottom Line
How can Biden confront white supremacy?
White nationalists are ramping up recruitment and activity while US president sees threat of ‘political extremism’.
18 Feb 2021
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