Charlottesville was just one in a long line of incidents of large-scale, organized white terrorism.

In the wake of Charlottesville, the ACLU shifted its longstanding position on the issue. In Trump’s America, that may have been inevitable.

He and Republicans will protect Trump from censure, hoping national outrage will have fizzled by the time Congress returns to Washington.

When Google promises to "curb" extremism on its lucrative video platform, it means nothing more than keeping advertisers happy.

Progressives are wielding their wallets to fight Trump. But there are limits and dangers to harnessing consumer activism for political change.

And yet, he has our most important job. No wonder the nation's in crisis.

Why the voting booth matters less than the streets.

The neo-Nazi violence in Charlottesville highlighted the threat against Jews in Trump's America. Why do progressives struggle to recognize that?

His infrastructure proposals were eclipsed this week by the controversy in Charlottesville. But they have more in common than you might think.

By not condemning him directly, they're empowering his neo-Nazi followers.

The president doesn't pretend to represent all citizens—just his most hardcore supporters.

White supremacist rallies in Trump’s America usually fizzle out. Not this time.

The term was coined by the right-wing as a slur. Then it was adopted by the left's would-be allies.