Stories by Max Blumenthal

Resentment of Arabs, minorities and designated foreign enemies ranging from Iranians to Barack Obama is now mainstream in Israeli society.

Gun show enthusiasts make it abundantly clear why they're stocking up on firepower.

Richard Poplawski, the man who allegedly murdered three Pittsburgh cops, was clearly influenced by Fox News's Glenn Beck and right-wing radio.

Given Limbaugh's history of racial controversy, and Steele's prominence as the first black GOP chair, this is a huge blow for the Party's image.

Vitter's phone number was found in the records of the notorious D.C. madam. Now he faces re-election against a sultry adult entertainer.

Attendants of a rally joined by Sen. Chuck Schumer and Gov. David Paterson in support of Israel's attacks on Gaza went far beyond the pale.

Could it be the rise of online progressive media telling the truth about Israel, or that the public rejects the same pundits who sold us Iraq?

The reclusive billionaire, the mother of Blackwater's Erik Prince, and the drive to fund this year's most controversial referendum.

How a Minnesota congresswoman became the poster child for the GOP's election 2008 crack-up.

The very secretive CNP met (secretly) in Minneapolis to vet Palin.

"Thanks to Keith and his unsuspecting hosts, lynching is becoming cool again."

McCain cut loose his out-of-touch economic adviser -- the latest in a long line of Gramm failures.

Hagee's comments become more outrageous, as does his support from Lieberman.

Fears grow over Republicans' controversial campaigning.

Making coded appeals to white racism is nothing new for Mike Huckabee.

Anti-immigration zealot and GOP presidential candidate Tom Tancredo hired what he often refers to as "criminal aliens" to renovate his Colorado house.

With the Pentagon's blessings and assistance, apocalyptic evangelists are proselytizing US troops in Iraq.

From Iraq to homosexuality and abortion, a visit with the next crop of Republican leaders reveals the utter hypocrisy and delusional thinking that sustains GOP politics.

When Monica Goodling's name erupted into the news last week in the attorney scandal, the mainstream press suddenly realized that Pat Robertson's Regent University exists -- and that it's got a big footprint in the Bush admin.