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Eric Lichtblau

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Washington, D.C.
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2-time Pulitzer-winning journalist and bestselling author; fmr DC reporter for NYTimes/LATimes; author of 'Return to the Reich,' 'Nazis Next Door' 'Bush's Law'
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Deadly neo-Nazi attacks worsening under increased vitriol | Opinion Original

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By Eric Lichtblau Verified
| USA Today Verified
June 5, 2026, 5:04 a.m. ET The recent deadly attack at a San Diego mosque had all the trappings of a violent neo-Nazi ideology that has grown virulent in modern-day America. A pair of troubled, gun-toting teenage boys. A lengthy “manifesto” spewing hatred and racist-fueled myths against minorities of all types. A trail of online radicalization and warning signs that reached the FBI and local police months beforehand. A Nazi insignia left at the crime scene.
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3 Buzzy Books About Crime and Punishment

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By Robert Wiersema, Patrick Keefe, Eric Lichtblau Verified
| ZOOMER Magazine Verified
Home Base: Washington, D.C. Author’s Take: “I wanted to try and document and better understand what the source of this violence was, and the tip of the spear, really, is the growing power and influence of the white supremacy movement, which has really been emboldened by Trump himself.” Favourite Line: “Orange County, the sun-splashed home to neo-Nazi Sam Woodward and his old high school classmate, Blaze Bernstein, mirrored the surge in violent bigotry cleaving America, but in the extreme.”...
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Eric Lichtblau: Trump lauds Iran's 'Patriots' but calls fellow Americans 'enemies'

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By Eric Lichtblau Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
If only President Donald Trump cared as much about the civil rights of protesters in the streets of America as he does about the protesters in the streets of Iran. The insulting double standard in Trump’s worldview is on full display right now as he threatens, not for the first time in an American city, to invoke the Insurrection Act and bring in the military to Minnesota in a move sure to further inflame an already combustible situation there.
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