Tim Dickinson is a Senior Writer for Rolling Stone, with a focus on investigative journalism and political reporting. His work covers a range of topics, including Christian nationalism, white nationalism, and the influence of far-right extremism. Tim's articles aim to shed light on important issues and hold those in power accountable.
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By: Tim Dickinson
In a brief before the Supreme Court, Cruz argued that the Second Amendment protects the gun industry's rights to bloody profits
Neo-Nazis supporting Donald Trump crashed a boat parade for the former president in Jupiter, Florida.
By: Nikki McCann Ramirez, Tim Dickinson
Last week's MAGA-inflected spectacle cast Kamala Harris as demonic, and Trump an avatar of biblical justice
Trump-backing billionaire Elon Musk once again said that assassinating Kamala Harris would be “pointless,” as he spoke in a church.
By: Tim Dickinson
Donald Trump ally Ivan Raiklin is calling on state GOP leaders to disregard results if voters choose Kamala Harris.
Donald Trump attacked the press in dark campaign rallies on Thursday, saying those who report about him have a "death wish."
Indivisible is recruiting a swing-state army of progressives to turn out their neighbors to vote for Kamala Harris and down-ballot Democrats.
By: Tim Dickinson
Joe Kent has the backing of Trump and Mike Johnson, despite connections to white nationalists, in his race against Democrat Marie Gluesenkamp Perez.
By: Miles Klee, Tim Dickinson, Nikki McCann Ramirez
After months of rallies, debates, town halls, conventions, sit-down interviews, and polling no one knows whether to take seriously, the 2024 presidential campaign season is finally coming to a close.
By: Tim Dickinson
Timothy Snyder wrote the book on resisting totalitarianism. The Yale professor says we must be ready for a violent aftermath to a Trump election loss.
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