Leave it to the outspoken — and out — journalist to succinctly explain how egregious it is to honor those who fought for slavery.
That's one of the theories being advanced by the extreme right post-Charlottesville.
Fox News enlisted anti-LGBT talking head Star Parker to erroneously compare the flags.
The president won't call out hatred. His electoral rival ― who received 3 million more votes than him ― would.
The suspended newscaster is personally suing Huffington Post contributing writer Yashar Ali for defamation.
This week's greatest hits include Alex Jones's assertion that acceptance of transgender people will lead to implantation of computer chips in humans.
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority is being sued by the ACLU for rejecting a number of ads, including those for a book by gay racist Milo Yiannopoulos.
![An ad for "Dangerous" on the New York subway](https://www.advocate.com/sites/advocate.com/files/styles/teaser_custom_user_desktop_1x/public/2017/08/09/milo_ad_subwayx750.jpg?timestamp=1502300671 "An ad for "Dangerous" on the New York subway")