Trump’s critics yearn for his exit. But Mike Pence, the corporate right’s inside man, poses his own risks. By Jane Mayer.

The rise of the far-right could destroy the liberal societies that we know and love. By Sasha Polakow-Suransky.

News reporters and anchors have repeatedly referred to the recent tragedy in Las Vegas as the “worst mass shooting in U.S. history.” Like all things that are constantly repeated, the proclamation has become fact. By Michael Harriot.

In the alt-right, women are the future, and the problem. By Seyward Darby.

Nearly half of Brits think we should be proud of our colonial heritage. By Oscar Rickett. (Apr. 27, 2017)

A cache of documents obtained by BuzzFeed News reveals the truth about Steve Bannon’s alt-right “killing machine.” By Joseph Bernstein.

We were joined by Iraq, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. By Dan Avery.

A Swedish graduate student infiltrated far right groups in the United States and Europe. This is what he saw. By Jesse Singal. [Autoplay]

Same corruption; new, empirical respectability. By Cory Doctorow.

Gabrielle Deydier’s book about being obese has ignited her native France. She tells Stefanie Marsh how her life has been a battle against ‘grossophobia’, discrimination and verbal abuse – until now.

An early promoter and populariser of Darwin's evolutionary theory, the German biologist and artist Ernst Haeckel was a hugely influential figure of the late 19th century. Bernd Brunner looks at how a trip to Sri Lanka sowed the seeds for not only Haeckel's majestic illustrations from his Art Forms in Nature, for which he is perhaps best known today, but also his disturbing ideas on race and eugenics.

Even after Trump is long gone, candidates will rise to prominence with hot rhetoric and noxious policy notions. By Stephen Markley.

A year ago, denouncing neo-Nazis would’ve been a no brainer for Republicans. What’s changed? By Greg Fish.

In June 2015, he shot and murdered nine black church-goers in Charleston, South Carolina, hoping to ignite a race war. Rachel Kaadzi Ghansah spoke with Roof's family, friends, and the victims' families to unlock what created one of the coldest killers of our time.

As distasteful as it will be to argue for military inclusion, the cost for not doing so is to legitimize a clear attempt to paint a target on all trans people’s backs. By Katherine Cross.

Hatred starts at home. By Mark Oliver.

William Regnery II, a man who inherited millions but struggled in business, tried for 15 years to ignite a racist political movement — and failed. Then an unforeseen phenomenon named Donald Trump gave legitimacy to what Regnery had seeded long before: the alt-right. Now, the press-shy white separatist breaks his silence. By Aram Roston, Joel Anderson.

And how to make it think differently. By Robert Sapolsky. (June 22, 2017)

What is the alt-right? Where did it come from? And how has this strange online subculture blossomed into a mainstream political movement with real-world power? By Sean Illing with Angela Nagle.

They’re heroes in the industry, idolized by an army of millennial gamers. But their true legacy is hiding in plain sight. By John Adkins.