When the Rep. Joe Wilson (R-S.C.) disrupted the President’s health care address before a joint session of Congress, it was not the first time th...

Assault rifles haven't replaced placards yet outside presidential townhalls on healthcare reform, but their emergence serves as another disturbing symbol of where political discourse is heading.

Yale professor, John Dovidio, does not feel the ongoing protests, name calling and Hitler labels by white protesters are hate, but a fight by whites struggling to defend and maintain their position and status.

Instead of providing readers with a systematic analysis and hard data supporting its warning about a growing threat, the SPLC's report was chocked full of vague generalities and unnamed sources.

The angry faces and the fist-shaking at the health care town halls today could provide a fertile recruiting ground for new more vocal and visible anti-government groups.

The long history of hate violence in America further is more than enough to raise the antenna on the danger of violence against prominent political figures.

This week, an NBC News producer uncovered a new, unpublished FBI report that documents a sort of revolving door between the military and white supremacist organizations.