Federal prosecutors have unsealed a 37-page indictment charging Dallas Erin Humber and Matthew Robert Allison with leading the 'Terrorgram' white supremacist group, which promoted assassination plots and terrorist attacks to incite a race war for a 'white ethnostate.' The indictment includes 15 federal charges, such as solicitation to murder and conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists. Authorities allege that the defendants maintained a hit list of high-profile targets, including a U.S. senator and federal officials, while disseminating instructions on making explosives. The group inspired violent incidents both domestically and internationally, including a stabbing attack in Turkey and a thwarted assault on a U.S. energy facility. Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke emphasized the severe risks posed by this online network, describing it as a new face of white supremacist violence. Humber and Allison are scheduled to make their initial court appearances soon.