David Horowitz, ’60s radical turned right-wing firebrand and critic of Islam, dies at 86
A former leader of the New Left, Horowitz later lambasted 'Never Trumpers' for being soft on terrorism, 'political correctness' and threats to Israel
A former leader of the New Left, Horowitz later lambasted 'Never Trumpers' for being soft on terrorism, 'political correctness' and threats to Israel
Bluesky is growing, but people aren't ready to leave the site formerly known as Twitter
Social media companies have long struggled to effectively apply their moderation standards
In an impassioned speech, the president sounded an important alarm about 'one of the world's oldest forms of prejudice and hate'
The civil rights group called for advertisers to 'pause' spending last fall over concerns that the platform was failing to address hateful content, but says the boycott was always meant to be temporary
The group's leader explained that it had been isolated in California and expected to find more fertile ground for its activities in Florida
With little moderation, hate speech is rampant in games
There is a joke that English antisemitism is: hating Jews more than is absolutely necessary. On Jan. 3, 2022, I resigned from the BBC, where I have been a freelance broadcaster for over 30 years. I appeared regularly on the BBC World Service and on BBC Radio’s Terry Wogan Show, in addition to countless other…
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