QAnon's weirdest obsession: Why does the radical far right fear the Masons?
Anti-Masonic prejudice goes back to the Nazis — and well before that. Somehow the QAnon cult has reanimated it
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Anti-Masonic prejudice goes back to the Nazis — and well before that. Somehow the QAnon cult has reanimated it
Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/GettyThus far, most reactions to the indictment of former President Donald Trump have fallen into two depressing categories: rejection by his fans and cheers by his opponents.I suspect this is not where the middle third of the American public—i.e., the chunk of the population that generally decides presidential elections—stands.For all the poll data showing Trump’s support among the MAGA faithful, for whom the growing shelf of indictments is e
We previously discussed how Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson included a false claim to support her dissent in the Court's recent opinion barring racial discrimination in college admissions. Now, the justice is accused of a second false claim derived from the same source: the amicus brief of the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC). Notably, however,…
We previously discussed how Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson included a false claim to support her dissent in the Court's recent opinion barring racial discrimination in college admissions. Now, the justice is accused of a second false claim derived from the same source: the amicus brief of the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC). Notably, however,…