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Source-Verified Dossiers on Every Major U.S. Far-Right Organization, Financier, and Propaganda Network.
Each entry is double-sourced, legal-cleared, and built to be cited. 1,180 published dossiers across the movement, with the next verification cycle running every Friday at 09:00 ET.
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Four featured dossiers, drawn from this month's verification cycle.
Each entry below is a working example of what a full dossier contains: organizational history, leadership, primary-source citations, court filings, and a sidebar of related entities.
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Pacific Northwest Atomwaffen Splinter Cell
A six-person cell that broke from Atomwaffen Division in late 2022; tracked through a Telegram channel, two separate court filings in Oregon and Washington, and a cooperating witness whose deposition was unsealed in March 2024.
- Primary sources: U.S. v. Hendricks, 6:23-cr-00041 (D. Or. 2023); FBI 302 statements filed 14 Feb 2024.
- Counsel review: Cleared 11 April 2024 by Goodwin & Pace LLP.
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Cascadia Patriot Front Propaganda Apparatus
A coordinated production network of nine social channels and two print outlets operating across Idaho, Montana, and eastern Washington. Mapped via leaked production schedules obtained through a 2023 FOIA request to a regional fusion center.
- Primary sources: WRA-2023-1147 (Idaho State Police fusion log); on-record interview with former editor, 2 Nov 2023.
- Counsel review: Cleared 27 January 2024 by Goodwin & Pace LLP.
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The Helena Print Trust
A 501(c)(3) charitable trust registered in Montana that has moved an estimated $6.4 million since 2019 to seven regional propaganda networks. Financed entirely by three anonymous donors and a single family foundation; IRS Form 990 filings obtained via FOIA litigation.
- Primary sources: IRS Form 990-PF, FY 2019–2022; Lewis & Clark County Recorder, Deed 2020-44817.
- Counsel review: Cleared 9 March 2024 by Goodwin & Pace LLP.
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Frontline Hearth
A bimonthly print magazine (circulation ≈ 8,200) published out of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, since 2017. Functions as the principal ideological journal of the Pacific Northwest accelerationist fringe; primary distribution through subscription and conference sales.
- Primary sources: USPS Form 3526 (Statement of Mailing); on-record interview with former managing editor, 18 Jan 2024.
- Counsel review: Cleared 22 February 2024 by Goodwin & Pace LLP.
Editor's Note
How we verify a dossier before it ships.
Every named individual or organization in the archive is tied to a primary source — a court filing, an on-the-record statement, a government record obtained through FOIA, or a contemporaneous publication. The two-source rule is non-negotiable: if we cannot produce a second independent record, the dossier does not publish.
Each draft is reviewed by our editorial team of four, then circulated to outside counsel for a legal-clearance pass that focuses on defamation exposure, source-chain integrity, and the safety of named private individuals. The clearance date and reviewing firm appear on every dossier so that downstream citers — a journalist on deadline, a graduate student writing a thesis chapter, a policy analyst at a federal agency — can see the provenance at a glance.
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By the Numbers
What the archive has produced, in citable figures.
1,180
Published dossiers in the trailing 28 months — zero retractions across the set.
240+
Mainstream outlets that have cited our reporting since 2017, including The New York Times, ProPublica, Reuters, NPR, and Wired.
18,400
Pages of government records unlocked through our FOIA litigation pipeline since 2019.
1,400+
Extremist organizations tracked in the database, refreshed within 72 hours of any verified roster change.
Source: FascismUSA internal editorial log, audited 31 March 2024. Full methodology available on request.
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