Will Carless

The Public Interest Legal Foundation, a conservative nonprofit, has a long history of claiming voter fraud but getting its facts wrong.

Online learning works only if you can get online. We explore why tens of thousands of families are caught on the wrong side of the digital divide.

The Government Accountability Office says the move “can introduce new risks, in part, because the backup system was not used extensively in earlier operational testing.” The new system will launch March 12.

The 2020 census will make a huge imprint on the nation for a decade. But experts warn this census is doomed to be inaccurate.

More than 150 law enforcement agencies were notified of their officers’ ties to extremist groups. Only one has publicly taken any significant action.

We were curious to see whether the hardcore white nationalists on the web viewed Carlson as their messenger to the broader public.

Tech companies severed support with the alt-right social media site this week, but the site’s hateful content was well-known before the Pittsburgh mas

In divorce proceedings, the white supremacist leader is accused of physically assaulting his wife.

After months of relative calm, violence erupted on both coasts this week between members of the alt-right and antifa protesters.

Here’s what our group of volunteer Hate Sleuths has uncovered.

In this week’s roundup: more hate-fueled attacks on LGBTQ victims, Trump’s biggest mistake and the Hate Sleuths are up and running.

These narratives often portray the treatment of South African whites as a critical front in a global fight against white people.

In this week’s roundup: Swastika pendants and Hitler gnomes are just some of what’s for sale on Etsy.

In this week's roundup: Police across the country are reporting anti-heterosexual hate crimes, but there’s no evidence such crimes exist, and more.

Hate speech is nothing new in the United States. What is new is how often people who use it invoke Trump’s name.

The abusers had a clear message: Donald Trump’s going to take care of a problem – and that problem is you.

Richard Spencer says anti-fascists are winning, but an actual neo-Nazi has won a Republican primary in Illinois.

Photographer Sarah Blesener gains insight into how American youth think - and how adults guide them onto philosophical, religious and political paths.

Steam, one of the world’s largest online gaming platforms, has a thriving community dedicated to glorifying and discussing school shootings.

They're the target market for white supremacists' online recruiting.