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Steve Bannon reveals plans to visit Sweden to “learn from” the nation’s far-right party

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Leaked Discord footage shows how far-right trolls game YouTube’s algorithms

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Far-right activists and “alt-right” trolls are using the #MeToo movement to bolster their xenophobia

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The Muslim ban one year later: 5 ways media can avoid fueling anti-Muslim extremism

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In urban Sweden and heartland America, xenophobic fake news looks the same

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Right-wing protesters at an anti-immigration demonstration organized by the racist movement Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West, or Pegida, in Dresden, Germany on October 19, 2015 (Reuters/Fabrizio Bensch)

Pro-Trump trolls silent after “alt-right” ship detained in Mediterranean for apparent human trafficking

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Sweden is the gateway to the alt-right anti-immigrant agenda in Europe

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Something was missing from cable news’ discussions about Trump’s immigration ban

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Guess what was missing from cable news’ discussions about President Trump’s so-called “Muslim ban”

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