Charlottesville

BlacKkKlansman is a ground-breaking film for the America First era that lays down a Black Panther gauntlet on the doorstep of Donald Trump

In a Kentucky town that broke with 150 years of tradition to vote for President Donald Trump, there is little sign of buyers’ remorse

Opinion: Most people aren’t virulently prejudiced—and research suggests there are ways to help others find clarity around their soft bigotries

Opinion: We need to tackle all our different challenges, and not pretend we all have the same ones—and identity politics help achieve that

Evan Solomon: An extreme off-shoot needs to be excised from the conservative movement. If the U.S. president won’t draw the line, who will?

Opinion: While foreign groups can kill, they have no power to divide society. That deeper threat belongs to Americans alone.

Opinion: Baruch Frydman-Kohl on being shaken by modern antisemitism and hatred—and how to stand up to it

Opinion: Canadians have a tendency not to be less racist than Americans, but less loud about it, says Melissa J. Gismondi

Hamish Marshall, a Rebel board member, says he’s severing links with the site, a decision he came to before its Charlottesville coverage

Opinion: Donald Trump believes that in Charlottesville, there was ‘blame on both sides.’ Except the sides aren’t on the same moral plane.

Charlottesville showed the world that white nationalism is on the rise in the U.S. But Canada is no safe haven, writes Janaya Khan.

It became the Canadian angle to a violent and deadly white nationalist protest. Is this the alt-right website’s breaking point?