Author: Will Carless, USA TODAY

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USA TODAY identified 20 reforms the military proposed in 2021. Today, most steps are stalled or inactive. The most important ones never happened.

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The research center’s designations are sometimes controversial. Its new report puts the influential Florida group in the same category as the Oath Keepers.

A USA TODAY review of videos and an interview with a close associate show Sandra Atkinson was inside the Capitol. Did Gov. Ron DeSantis know?

Why would Garcia, who identified as Hispanic, follow a philosophy that calls his own identity inferior? Experts say neo-Nazism holds a visceral allure.