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Last week saw another clash about women’s (in)equality play out online between leaders in evangelical Christian culture. In the clamor for the high-ground of evangelical legitimacy, something happened…

I promised from the outset of this column that it would feature feedback from readers, and almost from the outset, readers have been taking me up on that offer. Here’s an assortment of what people…

A detailed guide and history of far-right militias and White supremacy groups in Nevada and toolkit for both citizens and public officials released on the eve of early voting for the 2020 election.

A close look at the rise of Massachusetts’s longest serving and most notorious sheriff who has become a close ally of the Trump administration.

The political Right currently runs the country. That’s very annoying, but pretending it isn’t true is foolhardy.

The Right’s many groups organize on a wide variety of specific issues, from education, the environment, civil and human rights, immigration, and criminal justice to developing new constituencies such as fathers and conservative people of color.

An interview with author Sarah Posner on her new book Unholy: Why White Evangelicals Worship at the Altar of Donald Trump

An analysis and case study of the conspiracist claims animating vigilante anti-immigrant activists on the U.S. southern border

“I’m done waiting for mainstream media to cover nonreligious people and secular issues fairly and accurately,” says Sarah Levin , a woman who wears a number of hats in the institutional secular world…

No one organization “controls” the Right. No single funder is “behind” the Right. Some large organizations are important, but many others appear to be more influential than they really are. Recognize that there are multiple networks of organizations and funders with differing and sometimes competing agendas. Find out as much as you can about the groups you see.