As the Trump administration advances its draconian immigration schemes, the vice president is doing his part—by polishing ideas from the far-right gutters with an Ivy League sheen.

Pentagon press secretary Kingsley Wilson has troubling views when it comes to just about every topic.

So-called pronatalist policies to increase the birth rate often involve rewarding the “right” kind of family—an exercise that’s hard to separate from its sexist and racist origins.

The V.P. pick claimed to be decoding Appalachian politics in “Hillbilly Elegy.” But it’s the cynicism of his sexual politics that offers true insight into the right-wing mind.

The House speaker promoted the “great replacement theory.”

With a far-right conference in Texas set to promote Christian nationalism and “great replacement theory,” a leading scholar of the right sheds light on the darker MAGA pathologies this reveals.

The House speaker is openly embracing the “great replacement” theory.

When the tech billionaire promoted a virulent speech by a Dutch white nationalist, it opened a window on a far-right movement to get people (some people, anyway) to have more babies.

The great replacement theory video that Musk pinned to the top of his feed is sick. And it shows that he’s turning X into a safe space for far-right propaganda.

A new class of tech barons hopes to create a flourishing information space for “red-pilled” far-right ideologies, and the billionaire Musk is their model leader.

Michigan state Representative Josh Schriver still hasn’t deleted his post.

Fun little one-two punch of misogyny and racism

If you think that Republicans have learned any lessons from their disappointing midterm election showing, think again.

The vile conspiracy that led to a mass shooting in Buffalo has been normalized by leaders on the right.

The gunman was angry about “replacement theory.” Gee, where do we think he might have first heard about that?