RIGHT-WING WOMEN, by Andrea Dworkin A tech mogul extols the virtues of “masculine energy”; a United States senator writes a book called “Manhood”; a president found liable for sexual abuse ...

Backlash to President Donald Trump’s early actions and statements is starting to erupt at Republican town halls, local and national protests — and on the phone lines of right-wing talk radio ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Gov. Gavin Newsom of California is facing off against his right-wing opponents on their favorite medium — a podcast. Newsom started his ...

On the other side of the debate, the leader of the Gateshead yeshiva in the United Kingdom, Rabbi Avrohom Gurwicz, recently ...

The right-wing press is once again indulging its favourite pastime – taking aim at Ed Miliband and Net Zero. The Daily Mail led the charge, gleefully reporting that the energy and net zero secretary ...

The second most powerful official at the FBI will be a right-wing podcaster who used to regularly appear on Infowars. Bongino is a former Secret Service agent with no prior experience running a ...

People who rely on right-wing media sources are twice as likely to believe — wrongly — that immigrants commit more crime than people born in the U.S. or that Trump won the 2020 election.

Wheel of Fortune has experienced plenty of shakeups in the past few years. Longtime host Pat Sajak departed the popular game show on June 7, 2024, after 41 seasons, with Ryan Seacrest stepping in ...

Or elsewhere, really. “The populist right around the world has a MAGA problem,” Sunder Katwala, the director of the think tank British Future, told me. “There is a backfire effect in countries that ...

Meanwhile, those parts of the alienated right that are most comfortable deploying antisemitic tropes also believe earnestly ...

Sir Paul Marshall, the multimillionaire investor behind GB News, Spectator owner, and founder of the right-wing website UnHerd, is reportedly planning to bankroll the next generation of UK journalists ...

Joe Rogan, Tucker Carlson and Elon Musk flirt with ideas that long have rightly been considered taboo.