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The seeds of the alt-right, America’s emergent right-wing populist movement
George Michael
The alt-right explicitly calls for the creation of separate, racially exclusive homelands for white people
The one way Oliver Stone actually beat the strongman in “The Putin Interviews”
Matthew Rozsa
When you reduce a Putin to absurdly comparing criticisms of him with antisemitism, you've scored a coup
Anne Frank Center calls out President Trump, House Republicans for “anti-Semitism” over Holocaust statement
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's not mentioning Jews in his Holocaust Remembrance Day statement was a form of Holocaust denial, center says
Believe it or not, there are Jews who want to join the alt right
Matthew Rozsa
White pride is always racist, but some Jews aren't getting the message
#JewishResistance protests Trump adviser Steve Bannon, racism, Islamophobia at pro-Israel group gala
Ben Norton
Jewish activists picket Zionist Org. of America for inviting Bannon, a leader in the white supremacist "alt-right"
Anti-Semites love Donald Trump: Anti-Defamation League report confirms what journalists already knew
Brendan Gauthier
A new report from the ADL's Task Force on Harassment and Journalism quantifies a tangible uptick in anti-Semitism
Beck & Limbaugh’s twisted mythology: What’s really behind right-wing delusions
Elias Isquith
Prejudice and bigotry are still major influences on our politics, but they can be overcome, an expert tells Salon
S.C. Republicans apologize for using Jewish stereotype
Alex Koppelman
Two county party chairs say they're sorry for comparing Sen. Jim DeMint to Jew "watching our nation's pennies"
Breaking news: There are crazy people on the Internet
Alex Koppelman
Conservative bloggers are in an uproar over items posted to Barack Obama's Web site, even though it's clear the material had nothing to do with the official campaign.
The prisoner of Pennsylvania Avenue
Margaret Talbot
How Zurich invented the modern world
Carlos Fuentes
A distinguished Mexican novelist reflects on Thomas Mann, Zurich and the imagination of Europe.
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