Mark Potok

Those people had to die before, for once, the Lost Cause finally, actually lost something.

The Nation of Islam leader is telling Black people not only that the vaccine isn’t safe—it’s part of a plot to rid the world of millions of non-white people.

We know that problem cops are tough to fire. The reason—their unions. That has to change. Now.

Perhaps the most bizarre thing about Black Hebrew Israelism is the way it mirrors, with only a change in color, the ideas of Christian Identity.

The White House aide’s emails frightened America, and rightly so. But the bigger story is a vast racist network that has shocking reach into the GOP.

Despite the claims of Trump and his enablers, it is not internet algorithms, mental illness, violent video games, or even foreign plots that are driving the violence.

His groups were largely responsible for killing comprehensive immigration reform in 2007.

The intelligence work that is supposed to support law enforcement is being shuttered by an administration that finds bliss in ignorance.

The always-fractured radical right was overjoyed at Trump’s presidency, but no, as one put it, the president “is at best on probation.” So sad for them.

The intent may be fine. But it’s hard not to wonder if he isn’t fundamentally aiding and abetting the cause he claims to oppose.