It was easy to view Substack's 2023 Nazi controversy as a kicked can that could turn up again. Well, white supremacist content led to another headache for the company this week. User Mag reported on ...

After Substack shocked an unknown number of users by sending a push notification on Monday to check out a Nazi blog featuring ...

Substack said that it will remove some publications that support Nazis from its services after backlash over the company’s initial refusal to remove accounts that endorse Nazi ideology ...

Tucker Carlson has called Darryl Cooper the “most important popular historian working in the United States today.” His ...

Newsletter platform Substack has removed "some" pro-Nazi publications from its platform following weeks of pressure over its content moderation rules.The takedowns include five newsletters flagged ...

“In coming days, explicitly Nazi publications on Substack are slated to disappear. But the greater divide within its user base over content moderation will remain,” Newton wrote Monday.

Substack said that it will remove some publications that support Nazis from its services after backlash over the company’s initial refusal to remove accounts that endorse Nazi ideology ...

Substack says the targeted newsletters violate its existing content guidelines, but its policy won't proactively target Neo-Nazi or far-right publishers on the platform, according to a report.

User Mag, a newsletter on Substack started by Taylor Lorenz, first reported that a push alert for the publication “was sent ...

Substack's founder says it will not remove white supremacist and Nazi blogs from the platform. Some of these blogs have paying subscribers, which means Substack likely profits.

Substack, according to writer Jonathan Katz, has "a Nazi problem." Substack is an email newsletter platform where users build an audience through subscriptions. Readers can consume the content ...