As a former general labels Trump a “fascist” and he seethes in response, a historian explains how the U.S. right’s long overlap with fascist movements is culminating in the MAGA moment.

For a week, Britain’s far right had its own way. Then a temporary alliance of police and anti-fascists stood them down.

Yes, the campaign took down the “Unified Reich” video. Meanwhile, Trump and his allies are aggressively seeding the discourse with fascistic language that’s much, much worse.

It can happen here. And if it does, here is what might become of the country.

On culture in a fascist America

Why waste time debating the extent of Trump’s fascism when we ought to be fighting it instead?

On the military in a fascist America

On daily life in a fascist America

On the law in a fascist America

On the border in a fascist America

On education in a fascist America

On the media in a fascist America

On politics and government in a fascist America

From praise for Hitler and Mussolini to friendships with Putin and Orbán, open adoration for authoritarians is a defining feature of the American right.

Former MSNBC journalist Mehdi Hasan is launching a new digital media company that he hopes will counter the mainstream media’s many failings throughout the Trump era.

It’s not surprising that the people at Trump’s rallies are normal and polite. Their good manners have nothing to do with the toxic ideology they endorse.

The president needs to convince voters that he’s the one to save American democracy.

Trump keeps cranking up the Nazi-esque rhetoric because his supporters are eating it up.

His Nazi-esque remarks about undocumented immigrants hint at just how brutal an authoritarian he will be if elected to the White House again.

The former president is making news for his ramped-up authoritarian rhetoric, but his embrace of the Republican Party’s most unpopular ideas shouldn’t be ignored.