She went from a liberal non-voter to burning books with white supremacists. Here's why she finally left the movement

In May 2017, Samantha went to a book burning in upstate New York. She had entered the inner circle of the modern white power movement called the alt-right, and it was the moment its activists see in retrospect as the peak of its power.

"Wexit" is dangerous, but not because it's ever likely to come to pass.

The economic case for Prairie separatism is so obviously lame -- because of what's happened to the world market for fossil fuels and because people who actually live where there's tidewater aren't interested and never will be -- that such nonsense will never grow legs.

Even if that weren't so, the average age of the folks who keep showing up at Wexit rallies is so ludicrously old, as photos of Edmonton's Saturday night barroom crowd illustrate, that if the idea's not dead yet, it soon will be.

Written by Liz Fekete

Racist violence involving public order offences, physical attack and criminal damage has increased, but the Home Office and the media are in denial as to the real causes.

he following translated excerpt from Esther Dischereit’s Op-Ed in Der Standard provides introductory context for a public protest statement published in the wake of the murders in Halle. I.D.