A Jewish blogger discovered Nick Cannon, a former host of "America’s Got Talent," spouting racist and anti-Semitic tropes on his podcast "Cannon’s Class" on June 30.
"Facebook is banning several far-right extremists from its services because it considers them dangerous," Camerota said. "This includes the Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, right-wing conspiracy...
"They put me on a list with terrorists, human traffickers and serial killers, because I criticize modern art and modern architecture. Because I dare criticize mass immigration. Because I dare criticize...
Louis Farrakhan on Sunday spoke in defense of Women’s March national leaders who have taken flak for associating with him, implying that critics were using him as a pretext to attack the women who were...
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan on Sunday accused Jews of putting Jewish suffering – specifically the Nazis’ systematic extermination of six million Jews – ahead of that of others because...
“I just don’t think it requires scholarly knowledge to be able to say that Israel has a right to exist," "Firing Line host Margaret Hoover said to Women's March leader Tamika Mallory.
View co-host Meghan McCain held her liberal guest’s feet to the fire after the latter repeatedly dodged then flat-out refused to condemn vile, anti-Semitic remarks made by her friend, Louis Farrakhan....
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan on Sunday repeated his recent provocative words about being “anti-termite,” suggesting the controversy was trumped up because “I never used the term ‘Jew’”...
The Women’s March organizers are under fire again over allegations of antisemitism. Last February one of them, Tamika Mallory was criticized when she was acknowledged from the podium by Louis Farrakhan...
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, continuing his controversial visit to Iran Thursday, warned President Trump that U.S. policies in the Middle East, at the behest of Israel, “will end America as...
Visiting Iran on the eve of the reimposition of U.S. sanctions, Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan told students that if they persevere, they can be victorious over the foe they call “the Great Satan.”