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Monetization could give right-wing creators new ways to profit from their hate and misinformation

A recent Department of Education decision marks a victory for Palestine solidarity organizing, but the fight isn’t over.

Alex Jones’ cell-phone texts mostly reveal what a sad and pathetic life rabid conspiracism makes.

Perhaps no mainstream publication did more in 2022 than the New York Times to shift the mainstream conversation around transgender equality away from obstacles to access and toward the idea of too much medical care.

The Republican Party’s latest wave of attacks against anyone who threatens the white supremacist patriarchy is couched in false concern for health and well-being.

While Fuentes’ work to date with Ye has so far only sucked money out of the latter’s bank account, Fuentes’ own white nationalist “Groyper” movement has been prospering vastly from the huge propaganda boost that their association with the famous rapper

White nationalist Nick Fuentes and his army of “groypers” have turned Kanye into a meme—even though the disgraced rapper has gone back to celeb life.

In early January, an Oklahoma state senator named David Bullard introduced a bill invoking the Bible to suggest that people who provide care to transgender young people should be drowned.

Nick Fuentes and his army of fans have been using the disgraced rapper’s name to entice young people into joining the far-right.

In June of 2021, Marvin Olasky eased his lanky, 71-year-old frame into a desk chair and began writing his bimonthly magazine column.