How White Nationalism Became Normal Online
The path for radicalization for many young men has particular roots in the online communities in which they have forged their identities.
516 posts found for ‘muslim ban ’
Rogue Twitter Accounts Fight to Preserve the Voice of Government Science
The Alt_BLM account is one of dozens of “alt” and “rogue” federal agency accounts that launched shortly after Trump’s inauguration.
Her Father Championed Jewish Refugees. She Finances the Anti-Muslim Refugee Movement.
Nina Rosenwald is underwriting the push to keep Muslims fleeing violence in the Middle East from entering the Western world. Her father was a great humanitarian.
For Donald Trump, a Terror Attack Will Be an Opportunity Not a Curse
Civil rights advocates are preparing for the White House to launch a new assault on Muslims and immigrants in the wake of a domestic terrorism attack.
Intercepted Podcast: Say Hello to My Little Hands
Rep. Ro Khanna on Yemen. Col. Morris Davis discusses Bowe Bergdahl and the recent terror attack in New York. Nomi Prins explains the Paradise Papers.
Intercepted Podcast: James Comey, Chelsea Manning and the Secrets America Keeps
If the fired FBI director has the Russian goods, he could become a lethal threat to Trump's presidency. And we hear Chelsea Manning in her own voice.
France Doesn't Know What to Do With the 17,000 People It Labels Potential Terrorists
How can French authorities prevent the violent radicalization of young people that has led to terrorist attacks if they cannot agree on its roots?
The “Dutch Trump” Is Even More Toxic Than the Real Thing
A far-right party led by Geert Wilders, who wants to eradicate Islam, could win the most votes in parliamentary elections next week.
Republican Immigration Bill Threatens to Turn Millions of People Into Criminals Overnight
Legislation marked up in the House Judiciary Committee Thursday would bring additional force to the Trump administration’s hardline immigration agenda.
White Fear in the White House: Young Bannon Disciple Julia Hahn Is a Case Study in Extremism
Raised in a wealthy and liberal part of Los Angeles, Hahn showed little interest in politics until graduating from college and landing jobs with Laura Ingraham and Breitbart News in Washington, D.C.