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President Trump fired Steve Bannon, the former Breitbart editor who helped fuel Trump's rise.

The ousted White House chief strategist is back at Breitbart News, and he’s planning to make mischief.

The 87-year-old labor leader who fought with Cesar Chavez says grassroots organizing is still effective.

As the president cuts ties with establishment staffers, and forces out his populist firebrand, what’s left of Trumpism other than white identity politics?

The president’s prejudices predate his relationship with the former Breitbart News chief.

Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer reverses course, and calls for the removal of his city’s statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee.

President Trump is meeting with his aides on Friday at Camp David—and some unorthodox ideas are on the table.

The overwhelmingly male crowd at the white-nationalist rally in Charlottesville shouldn’t be seen as an absence of women in the movement overall.

A look back at how the magazine covered the conflict as it unfolded

Days after the events in Charlottesville, the National Park Service quietly changed its description of Arlington House, the Virginia mansion that Congress formally named in honor of the Confederate general.

The return of violent white-supremacist rallies to the city is a special threat to its African American community, but not a new one.

After Charlottesville, Democratic lawmakers have called for their expulsion, but Republicans haven’t joined in.

President Trump responded quickly to a terrorist attack in Barcelona, but waited to condemn the one in Charlottesville.

President Trump railed against the removal of Confederate monuments, while House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi called on Speaker Paul Ryan to get them out of the U.S. Capitol Building.

In many recent social and legal battles, large consumer companies have weighed in on the side of marginalized and endangered groups.

Just seven months into his presidency, Trump appears to have achieved a status usually reserved for the final months of a term.

A Q&A with Brennan Center fellow Michael German, a former FBI special agent and counterterrorism expert

A big proposed deduction is pitting some larger corporations against the GOP’s small-business base.

Selections from The Atlantic’s coverage of the enduring debate over rebel flags and monuments

The White House chief strategist said he was aiming to replace experts at the State and Defense departments.

Businesses are right to fire people with heinous views. But it's important to do so under a well-defined framework.

The U.S. Armed Forces have had troubles with extremists enlisting in the past, and they don’t want it to happen again.

Over and over again, the president has explicitly identified his party with white backlash—just as the most diverse generations in American history are gaining power in the electorate.

The House resolution faults the president for failing to adequately condemn white supremacists “and assure the American people of his resolve to opposing domestic terrorism.”

President Trump announced on Twitter that he was dissolving two of his advisory councils, after business leaders had stepped down from the groups.