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Trump supporters set to march alongside Juggalos in D.C.
Alessandra Maldonado
Make America Faygo Again?
7 things to know about the mindset of the neo-Nazis
Kali Holloway
The era of the loud and proud white racist is upon us.
Maine Gov. Paul LePage: Removing Confederate statues is like taking down monuments to 9/11 victims
Angelo Young
Trump superfan Paul LePage says that Confederate monuments are A-OK!
Republicans are reluctant to defend Donald Trump’s Charlottesville statements on TV
Matthew Rozsa
Even Fox News hosts can't find any Republicans to defend Trump on his show
A Fox News host gets death threats after criticizing Donald Trump
Angelo Young
The right-wing news outlet that barters pro-Trump agitprop learns what it can feel like to be critical of racists
President Trump praises Confederate monuments as “beautiful” and irreplaceable
Taylor Link
The president doubles down on his defense of Confederate monuments, this time commenting on their "beauty"
Trump lashes out at Republicans, as the GOP tries to distance themselves from him
Matthew Rozsa
The Republican Party is already worried about the long-term damage that Trump is doing to their brand
Steve Bannon sells out alt-right “losers” and “clowns” — the ones he elevated to the national stage
Matthew Rozsa
In a surprise interview with The American Prospect, Bannon claims he wants to "crush" forces of "ethno-nationalism"
Trump, the alt-right and the Kremlin: White supremacists’ Russia links are no secret
Heather Digby Parton
Neo-Nazis, white supremacists and Donald Trump all have deep ties to Russia — and this "conspiracy" isn't hidden
Why the GOP sides with the Klan and the Nazis
Thom Hartmann
If you can’t win on issues, you win on racism.
California’s big pushback: Golden State sets the standard for resistance to Trump agenda
Amanda Marcotte
Attorney General Xavier Becerra and progressive legislators are fighting back against the Trump agenda
How to save majority rule: What the Alabama and Utah primaries can teach us about democracy
Rob Richie
Voting rules matter, as this week's results make clear — and Maine will soon embark on an exciting experiment
Charlottesville: One battle in a war for America’s very soul
Lucian K. Truscott IV
What makes America great is that we are willing to fix what’s wrong
Netflix’s “The Defenders” isn’t the best Marvel series, but it may be what we need right now
Melanie McFarland
When real leaders refuse to call evil by its name, there's some solace in watching heroes fight against it
Was Christopher Nolan’s “Dunkirk” whitewashed? And if so, what does that mean?
Matthew Rozsa
Nolan's epic film ignores the Indian and African troops who fought the Nazis. Minor oversight or massive fail?
Is the Trump administration “turning a blind eye” to Louisiana’s storm season?
Sarah Gamard
The state braces for more natural disasters with an eye on funding and staffing of national agencies
Martin Shkreli thinks he’ll be president someday
Matthew Rozsa
In a past time, one would laugh at Martin Shkreli's predictions. But stranger things have happened
Donald Trump’s CEO advisory councils are done, but who eliminated them?
Angelo Young
Trump says he's ending an initiative to collect advice from corporate America, but CEOs might have bailed first
Neo-Nazi blog The Daily Stormer tries to move to Russian domain
Angelo Young, Matthew Sheffield
Tech companies that have supported the hate site are being inundated with complaints for hosting them
Donald Trump’s presidency is a nightmare for Mitch McConnell’s approval ratings
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans are okay with Donald Trump's attacks on McConnell — and prefer him over the Senate Majority Leader
Michael Moore bused his audience from his show to Trump Tower last night
Alessandra Maldonado
The filmmaker's performance turned into a protest march
A former skinhead reflects on Charlottesville: “We have a massive and dangerous domestic terrorist threat”
Rachel Leah
Christian Picciolini, a former skinhead turned de-radicalization activist, talks to Salon about white supremacists
Some Republicans are too afraid to call out Donald Trump by name after defending Nazi rally participants
Michael Glassman
While Republicans were quick to denounce Nazis, few GOPers spoke out against the president's defense of them
Roy Moore advances to Alabama Republican primary runoff election
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump's candidate can't beat the man who thinks there's Sharia Law everywhere
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