Ali Breland is a journalist at Mother Jones. He focuses on the intersection of the internet, technology, and politics, covering themes such as social issues, racial injustice, and the impact of cryptocurrency. Ali's work has been featured in notable publications including Mother Jones, The New Republic, LGBTQ Nation, and The Atlantic.
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The former president says that there are “a lot of bad genes in our country right now.”
The next “Stop the Steal” movement has begun. The election is rigged. Democrats are already working to steal the election from Donald Trump, and the results are going to be illegitimate.
Charlie Kirk took his seat underneath a tent that said Prove me wrong . I wedged myself into the crowd at the University of Montana, next to a cadre of middle-aged men wearing mesh hats.
In 2024, false claims of voter fraud were about more than election denialism.
The Infowars founder is already broadcasting his conspiracy theories on a new site.
The exodus to Bluesky is a problem for the right. Since Elon Musk bought Twitter in 2022 and subsequently turned it into X, disaffected users have talked about leaving once and for all.
Tech billionaires such as Jeff Bezos and Marc Andreessen aren’t even trying to mask their politics anymore.
Political violence is no longer confined to the radical fringe. It is tempting to think of political extremists as those who have had their
The far-right internet is even more shocking in person.
His endgame with X is now clear. After months of negotiation, Congress was close to passing a spending bill on Wednesday to avert a government shutdown.
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