This edition of The Debate looks into some of the internal and international issues that the US is facing including the issues of white supremacy, tensions with China and the state of its economy.

Trump’s warning of “violence” if Republican Party lawmakers lose midterm elections is a thinly veiled call to action by his army of thugs, Myles Hoenig says.

Various groups of counter-protesters streamed into the streets of Washington DC near the White House with one common message - white nationalists were not welcome in the US capital.

"I condemn all types of racism and acts of violence," Trump says on  the anniversary of the bloody rally in Charlottesville.

An American white man in his late 30s has been charged with five counts of first-degree murder in the shooting death of employees at a newspaper office in Maryland.

Tennessee law enforcement has taken extraordinary measures to secure a hate group’s safety.

Heavily armed police in Georgia arrest anti-fascist activists protesting against a neo-Nazi rally.

The former leader of the KKK is among white supremacist figures who think there is a chance for them to take office in this year’s elections.

Rival groups of white supremacists and counter-protesters have faced off in the US capital.

The New York Times has apologized for giving platform to a white nationalist, asserting that it did not mean to “normalize anything.”