David Duke

YouTube ​banned six accounts used by high-profile white nationalists on Monday.

Media personalities associated with the white nationalist movement in the United States and abroad are defending President Donald Trump after he tweeted racist remarks, saying that four progressive women of color in Congress should “go back” to the countries they “originally came from.”&nb

Beneath every far-right internet troll is a person with a name and a life offline.

Jean-François Gariépy, a white nationalist YouTuber and podcast host who made his name during the far-right’s “YouTube Bloodsports” phenomena earlier this year, said that he received a large sum of financial support from billionaire Jeffrey Epstein. The Miami Herald reported last month about the det