With millions of followers across Twitch and YouTube, Asmongold has become a significant online voice for extremist far-right politics. His rhetoric includes racist and anti-LGBTQ+ comments, attacks on democracy, and calls for violence against migrants.

This week: Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts calls the midterm polls a fraud. His own economists balk at Trump’s campaign promises, and two of his Project 2025 partners are bracing for what comes after November. Read more:

Project 2025’s plans for public lands are becoming reality. Wild horses are entering a slaughter pipeline, national monuments cut by roughly 90%, and endangered species protections weakened. America’s protections for public lands are being dismantled piece by piece. Read more:

Tony Perkins is a key figure in the rise of American Christian nationalism. At the Family Research Council, he has built a powerful network linking pastors, activists, and politicians while pushing an agenda targeting LGBTQ+ rights, abortion, and religious pluralism. Read more:

Crypto casinos are creating new pathways into far-right radicalization. Platforms like Rainbet, Duel, and Stake have partnered with manosphere and neo-Nazi influencers who reach millions of young men, bringing gambling, financial vulnerability, and extremist content into the same online spaces.

New Zealand’s far right is evolving, not fading. Neo-Nazi and white nationalist groups remain active, international ties are expanding, and “remigration” is emerging as a central political project. GPAHE’s latest report tracks 10 key developments reshaping the movement.

This week: Project 2025 moves forward as Heritage braces for the midterms; seven women push back against Christian nationalism’s authoritarian vision; online extremists target a Cornell sexual assault survivor; and TPUSA platforms James Fishback. Read our weekly updates:

Places of worship are facing a growing number of extremist far-right attacks. GPAHE documents shootings, stabbings and mass-casualty plots targeting synagogues, mosques and Sikh gurdwaras across the U.S., Canada, UK and Poland, underscoring the growing threat of violence against faith communities.

The Cornell sexual assault case has become a rallying point for online misogyny. Far-right and manosphere figures have portrayed the alleged perpetrators as victims and attacked Jane Doe. On 4chan, Truth Social, Gab, and Rumble, mentions of the case jumped 842% in five days.

Elon Musk is using his global platform to amplify authoritarian and far-right politics far beyond the United States. From Germany’s AfD and France’s Marine Le Pen to Javier Milei and Nayib Bukele, his political interventions now span Europe and Latin America.

The White House turned deportation into a video game. “Rio Run” lets players capture migrants along the Rio Grande, while “Build the Wall” was removed after Tetris objected to its unauthorized use. The games bring anti-immigrant messaging into official government entertainment.

James Fishback ran for Florida governor while promoting the “Great Replacement” conspiracy theory and calling for “remigration.” Now, Turning Point USA is bringing him onto college campuses, giving a national platform to these extremist views. Read more:

These attacks on Jane Doe's safety come shortly after a wave of online vitriol and doxxing attempts directed at her. Read GPAHE documentation of the far right's misogynistic onslaught here:

Jane Doe, who was allegedly sexually assaulted in 2024 at Cornell University, is facing death threats and swatting - resulting in police pointing guns at her family.

With weeks to go until the midterm elections, it is very likely that the Trump administration will do everything in their power to deter people from voting. They’ve used this same playbook before, don't let them stop you from voting.

The effort also reportedly includes election deniers Cleta Mitchell, who GPAHE profiled earlier this year. Read her profile:

Reporting has surfaced today that shows that election denier Tina Peters met with Trump to encourage him have Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick seize voting machines.

This week: Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts calls the midterm polls a fraud. His own economists balk at Trump’s campaign promises, and two of his Project 2025 partners are bracing for what comes after November.

Christian nationalism is turning its patriarchal vision into policy, targeting abortion rights, gender equality, and women’s autonomy while pushing male authority in public life. Seven women who confronted the movement explain how its ideology is reshaping politics and why they are fighting back.

Neo-Nazis are increasingly targeting teenagers. Active Club chapters have grown 28% worldwide since 2025, while youth chapters have exploded 142%. With groups now recruiting 15- to 18-year-olds, including through girls-only organizations and mainstream platforms like Instagram and YouTube.