CARO, Mich. (AP) — A young Michigan man accused of being in a white supremacist group has pleaded no contest to conspiracy and other crimes that included assessing whether vacant state properties could be used for paramilitary training, authorities said Tuesday. Four members of a group called The Base have been convicted in Tuscola or Washtenaw counties since charges were filed in 2020, the attorney general’s office said. READ MORE: Two Children In Tennessee Hospitalized Over Baby Formula Shortage “We will not hesitate to prosecute those who commit crimes in the name of overthrowing our government or perpetuating racist ideologies,”...