Hate

An antisemitic "Day of Hate" is planned to take place one week after Jewish people were harassed by a hate group in Orlando.

The group was behind the deadly "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in 2017.

Some Australian Jewish groups want "despicable" Ye banned from the country due to his antisemitic tweets as he plans to visit new wife Bianca Censori's family.

The old saying goes, sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me. Turns out that when those words are propelled by online outrage algorithms, they can be every bit as dangerous as the proverbial sticks and stones.

"It's a red flag, not because he's not a dog person but because he isn't willing to compromise," one commenter said.

The Biden White House had announced last spring (and even before that), that the Education Department's Office for Civil Rights (OCR) would deliver an important proposed regulation in December 2022.

"There has been (as far as I remember) tension between the son and my cousin, and now that my aunt is in a memory-care facility, it's gotten worse."

With a spike in antisemitic incidents and statements, the Biden administration last week announced the establishment of a new inter-agency task-force to develop a national strategy to counter what has been called the world's oldest hatred.

"Jake is in remission and an adult now, he should act like a grown-up," one user said.

Boebert has been accused of spreading "baseless lies" against the LGBTQ community, following Saturday's Club Q mass shooting.

"Seems to me your daughter may have overheard a negative conversation your ex had about her. If this is the case she may never get over it," one user said of the Reddit post.

"That sounds shattering. And just so sly and sneaky. It must change everything about how you view him and your life together," one user said.

"Mom doesn't realize that what she sacrificed was her relationship with her children. 'But it's all worth it!'" wrote one Redditor.

Amazon should not get a pass for making that antisemitic content so easily available—and refusing to take it down, even during a time of rising anti-Jewish hate.

"Give it a week that baby will be her best friend," one user said.

When average people are willing to share their stories, it invites others to consider creating a new story and path for themselves.

"Generally speaking, I hate people," one user said as the internet turned against the space-grabbing passenger.

"You have brought a man into your child's life who clearly doesn't want him around. What the hell are you doing?" one user said.

An anti-Israel group has released a detailed online map of the greater Boston area to illustrate "how local support for the colonization of Palestine is structurally tied to policing evictions, and privatization locally, and to U.S. imperialist projects worldwide."

"It sounds like an expensive mistake. Can you sell it and recoup some of your money?" one user asked.

Newsweek took a dive into the curious question, and here's how it went.

This increase comes as the number of active hate groups in the United States is reported to have decreased by the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry "need to start suing" YouTubers in an echo of rapper Cardi B's lawsuit, Newsweek's The Royal Report podcast has been told.

"The symbol alone is how much hatred there was for a specific class of people... It was devastating how many people were killed in that genocide."

"I cannot say that we've never recommended something that you might consider hate," said Antigone Davis, Facebook's head of global safety.

"I came forward now, because now is the most critical time to act," former Facebook data scientist Frances Haugen told U.K. lawmakers.

The high school students were captured shouting a homophobic slur and a series of other homophobic and transphobic statements directed at LGBTQ classmates.

"They were very intentional to only blot out 'Black Lives' and not 'Matter.'" Ypsilanti community organizer Trische' Duckworth said of the vandalism.

Four men who met on a neo-Nazi forum, including one who previously starred in "hate porn" videos, were charged with allegedly plotting an attack on the energy grid on Friday.

"As usual, the far right is ginning up hate against Rep. Omar for a technical question about an ongoing investigation... And now some of her own Democratic colleagues are ginning up the same Islamophobic hate against her," a statement from her office stated.