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Trump is once again pursuing the election denial strategy that fueled the January 6 attack, recycling false claims of voter fraud and foreign interference to undermine trust in the elections. As those narratives spread, calls for violence followed, underscoring the risks ahead of future elections.

The next wave of extremist violence is being shaped in a growing ecosystem of online forums where neo-Nazi propaganda is normalized, mass attackers are glorified, and accelerationist ideology is reinforced among younger users, revealing a critical blind spot in efforts to counter online extremism.

New polling suggests fears about voting are becoming a growing barrier to democratic participation. Many Americans report concerns about political violence, intimidation at the polls, and the integrity of future elections as false claims of voter fraud continue to shape public opinion.

One company is reshaping Battle Ground, Washington, through property acquisitions, political influence, media ownership, and ties to Christian nationalist networks, turning the town into a testing ground for “Christian localism.”

Now available in Spanish and Portuguese, GPAHE’s Project 2025 Goes Global examines how this far-right agenda is expanding well beyond U.S. borders through diplomatic initiatives, transnational advocacy networks, and anti-rights policy agendas. Read more:

He helped shape Project 2025's vision of Christian nationalism. Now William Wolfe is reshaping the Southern Baptist Convention, where his preferred candidate won the presidency and a ban on women pastors moved one step closer to becoming church law. Read more:

The Trump administration is preparing to use nearly $5 million in State Department funding to back organizations promoting anti-immigrant narratives and “Western civilizational heritage” across Europe. The program could deepen ties between Washington and Europe’s far-right movements. Read more:

The U.S. is now leading the Geneva Consensus Declaration, the international anti-abortion agreement launched during Trump’s first term. The transition follows Viktor Orbán’s defeat in Hungary and signals renewed U.S. leadership in advancing anti-rights policies globally. Read more:

As the Trump administration rolls back dozens of gun regulations, protecting voters from intimidation and violence at the polls is more important than ever. Every American deserves to cast a ballot free from fear. Tell your Secretary of State to prohibit guns at polling stations: Sign here:

Trump is once again reviving the election denial strategy that fueled the January 6 attack, recycling false claims of voter fraud and foreign interference to undermine trust in U.S. elections. As those narratives spread, calls for violence followed, underscoring the risks ahead of future elections.

TikTok acted after GPAHE exposed the Identitarian movement's online ecosystem, removing dozens of accounts. YouTube and Meta, however, continue to host much of the network's content, spreading "remigration" and "Great Replacement" propaganda to thousands of users. Read more:

This week: The State Department's $5M push for "Western civilization" in Europe, TikTok removes white nationalist Identitarian accounts, Doug Wilson's rise from Christian nationalist pastor to Pentagon influence, Project 2025 Goes Global in Spanish & Portuguese, and Trump's push for the SAVE Act.

William Wolfe has become a key architect of the Christian nationalist push inside the Southern Baptist Convention, the largest Protestant denomination in the U.S. The former Trump official has worked to steer the denomination toward a harder-right agenda aligned with Project 2025. Read his profile:

A racist film starring Armie Hammer is fueling online calls for violence against immigrants after being amplified by Elon Musk and far-right influencers. Citizen Vigilante has been embraced by extremist groups across social media, underscoring the growing risks of online hate incitement. Read more:

Orbán’s Danube Institute launched a nonprofit arm in the U.S. As Viktor Orbán's network faces uncertainty in Hungary, the government-backed think tank has established a U.S. organization linked to former Heritage Foundation officials, extending Orbán's political network into the country. Read more:

The Trump administration plans to spend nearly $5 million funding organizations across Europe to promote anti-immigrant narratives, Christian nationalist rhetoric, and “Western civilizational heritage.” The initiative could strengthen far-right allies across the continent. Read more:

Doug Wilson built a Christian nationalist movement from a small Idaho church. Today, his network spans churches, schools and media. Through Pete Hegseth, it has now reached the Pentagon. A pastor known for promoting extremist views has moved from the political margins to the center of power.

The Great Replacement conspiracy theory is finding a new audience on TikTok. Influencers package white nationalist content through “tradwife” content, large families, and fears about declining birthrates, turning social media content into a vehicle for extremist recruitment. Read more:

Trump is stalling bipartisan legislation & key nominations to force passage of the SAVE Act, a voting bill that could make registration harder for millions of Americans. With the midterms just months away, the legislation could fundamentally change how Americans register to vote before Election Day.

Eric Metaxas built his reputation as a bestselling biographer of Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Today, he is one of Christian nationalism’s most influential public advocates, with ties to Ziklag, election denialism, and a seat on Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission shaping the future of religious exemptions