The bill would have also targeted citizens of three other countries.

Amanda Gorman’s “The Hill We Climb” is restricted after just one parent complained about it.

Republicans’ response to the NAACP travel advisory proves they’re a complete joke.

On second thought, that’s an insult to goldfish.

The story was shared by Fox, the New York Post, and more. Because whenever the right can blame migrants, facts come second.

Paul Schrader’s portrait of an ex–white supremacist gang member is an unlikely feat of optimism.

Greene made the comment while lying about Jamaal Bowman, a Black congressman, and calling him “aggressive.”

His name is Joe Flood, and he was glad to have delivered the truth about what people in Washington, D.C., think of the white supremacist group.

The Twitter CEO did not take the news well at all.

A Palestinian member can’t even talk about her family’s history without being labeled antisemitic.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a dangerous bill that would give virtually any health care provider (including insurance companies) the right to deny care.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams finally managed to say something about Neely—and nothing about how he was killed.

Tommy Tuberville is defending racists in the military.

The Texas governor isn’t too worried about guns or violence toward migrants, despite two recent attacks in his state.

There’s a tendency to brush off what Fox does as to be expected. But the network embodies a disease that needs to be excised from society.

A new report says it knows exactly why the Fox host was let go, and it’s a little hard to believe.

The more reports come out, the more we learn about the (racist and violent) red flags.

The Fox News host may have left the network, but don’t forget all the damage he caused.

Bernie Moreno is a far-right Republican backed by Donald Trump.

Fox is getting a big tax break on its settlement with Dominion. Meanwhile, it continues radicalizing its viewers, like the person charged with shooting Ralph Yarl.