Four months after his ouster from Facebook and Instagram, the suspension of former president Donald Trump was upheld by the Facebook Oversight Board. A former leader in a violent neo-Nazi group was sentenced Tuesday to 41 months in prison for harassing journalists who reported on his activities and others. Police arrested a 29-year-old man on hate crime charges in connection with the vandalization of several Bronx synagogues, which included the destruction of prayer books.

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• Bend police officer under investigation after accusations of extremist speech (Oregon Public Broadcasting)
• Tufts University Investigating 2 ‘Incidents Of Hate’ On Campus (CBS Boston -- Robert Trestan interviewed)
• 'Disturbing' anti-Semitic flyers circulating in St. Pete, local leaders warn (ABC Tampa Bay)

• Why Iran poses such a serious threat (The Times of Israel)
• Asian American business leaders launch $250M effort to combat anti-Asian hate (Reuters)
• Arresting Capitol Rioters Won’t Stop Hard-Core Extremists (Daily Beast)

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