E-mail hack exposes more AfD extremism

The far-right Alternative für Deutschland, which has become the most popular political party in Germany, announced yesterday that a “small number of e-mail inboxes,” were hacked and “copied without authorization” last month. On Monday, an anonymous group published what it claims are 421,000 AfD emails from 10 accounts, including some from current party coleader Alice Wiedel. Of the messages, 10,243 are categorized as racist or xenophobic. Some were also labeled anti-Semitic.