The “Seven Mountains Mandate,” a theology that calls for Christian dominion over government, education, media, business, religion, family, and culture, is increasingly moving from the margins to the center of American politics, driven by Project 2025 and a network of aligned officials. Read more:

For years, Heritage allies wrote the policies & Leonard Leo’s network built the legal machinery to defend them. Now, a new funding pipeline is bringing those efforts together, directing millions to Republican attorneys general advancing Project 2025-aligned priorities through the courts. Read more:

The Justice Department’s 565-page “anti-Christian bias” report recasts LGBTQ+ protections, abortion clinic access laws, and limits on church electioneering as discrimination against Christians, framing the enforcement of existing laws as evidence of religious persecution. Read more:

The manifesto left by the San Diego Islamic Center attackers reveals how neo-Nazi accelerationism, anti-Muslim bigotry, and incel ideology converged to drive deadly violence. It also highlights the influence of white supremacist networks that glorify past killers and seek to inspire future attacks.

The Trump administration is remaking the federal civil rights system in line with Project 2025, reviving protections for healthcare providers who refuse care on religious grounds. This move mark a shift from traditional civil rights enforcement toward a framework rooted in Christian nationalism.

The State Department’s Office of Remigration is taking a concept celebrated by neo-Nazis and embedding it in U.S. policy. “Remigration, touted by neo-Nazis, and now our own government, is nothing more than an ethnic cleansing plan,” said @wendyvia.bsky.social. More from @davidgilbert.bsky.social:

“He just flat out says he hates women & that they’re the devil & they’re destroying everything,” said @heidibeirich.bsky.social of the Islamic Center attacker’s manifesto. The attack is a reminder that misogyny is no longer an element of white supremacist ideology, it is increasingly at its center.

TPUSA’s Women’s Leadership Summit is elevating influencers who promote female submission, discourage political participation, and advocate for a male-dominated social order. Under Erika Kirk, the organization is packaging Christian nationalist and tradwife ideology as empowerment for young women.

Organized “Forest Fights” are emerging as a key networking space for white supremacist movements, bringing together established skinhead gangs, Active Clubs, and other extremist groups through filmed combat events that promote recruitment, cross-group coordination, and a culture of militancy.

From Washington to Budapest to Paris, anti-immigrant organizations are deepening international ties through conferences, fellowships and policy collaborations. The network links U.S. immigration restrictionists with European far-right actors, fueling attacks on migration and asylum. Read more:

The San Diego Islamic Center attackers’ manifesto reveals how neo-Nazi accelerationism, anti-Muslim hate, and “Great Replacement” conspiracy theories fueled a deadly attack. It also underscores the continuing influence of white supremacist networks that seek to inspire future acts of terror.

Project 2025’s education agenda is becoming federal policy, with allies inside the government targeting universities & civil-rights protections, while elevating institutions tied to Christian nationalist networks. This push reflects an ideological campaign to bring education under far-right control.

Leonard Leo’s dark-money network and Project 2025 operatives are increasingly funding Republican attorneys general advancing the movement’s agenda in court. The same network behind voting restrictions, abortion bans and anti-LGBTQ+ policies is now helping finance the legal battles to defend them.

14 key takeaways from the report Project 2025 Goes Global outline how a far-right governing blueprint is expanding into a global campaign, reshaping policy, dismantling human rights protections, and advancing a Christian nationalist agenda through allied networks and U.S. foreign policy. Read more:

The first of 16 Freedom 250 events turned the National Mall into a platform for Christian nationalist politics, with speakers openly calling for religion to shape government. Backed by federal resources, the rally reflected a movement seeking to remake democracy around far-right religious rule.

Launched in 2025, “Fash Front” is becoming a meeting place for neo-Nazi accelerationists, promoting extremist ideology linked to terrorism, political violence, and transnational white supremacist movements. Read more:

DHS accounts are increasingly posting Christian nationalist imagery & “homeland” messaging that extremist audiences are openly celebrating alongside conspiracy theories & calls for “remigration.” Narratives once tied to white nationalist movements are now appearing in official government messaging.

Joel Webbon has built a growing audience around rhetoric advocating for authoritarianism, anti-immigrant violence, and the dismantling of democracy. Through podcasts, conferences, and alliances, Webbon reflects a broader radicalization within parts of the Christian nationalist movement. Read more:

The San Diego mosque attack underscores the influence of accelerationist neo-Nazi ideology and “Great Replacement” conspiracy theories. The perpetrators referenced networks linked to white supremacist propaganda, reflecting how digital radicalization continues intersecting with mass violence.

Project 2025 Goes Global by GPAHE, reveals how Project 2025 is expanding beyond the U.S., building alliances across Latin America, Europe, and Africa to advance Christian nationalist policies and dismantle LGBTQ+ rights, gender equality, and democracy.

U.S. anti-immigrant organizations have expanded their presence across Europe through alliances with far-right groups in France, Spain, Serbia, and Slovakia. The network is increasingly driving transatlantic efforts to normalize mass deportation policies, asylum crackdowns, and “remigration."

TPUSA is entering a period of instability after Charlie Kirk’s death. Internal purges, electoral losses and growing pressure from the far-right are exposing deepening fractures inside the organization and raising questions about whether the political machine Kirk built can still hold together.

IndyCar removed a “Freedom 250” t-shirt tied to Trump’s Washington race after criticism over its “ONE NATION / ONE RACE” slogan, language echoing white supremacist messaging and deepening concerns around the event’s nationalist imagery.

Leonard Leo and the forces behind Project 2025 are building a direct pipeline between dark-money donors, Republican attorneys general, and the courts. The same network pushing voting restrictions, abortion bans, and anti-LGBTQ+ policies is now financing the legal battles to defend them. Read more:

The first of 16 Freedom 250 events openly embraced Christian nationalism, as evangelical leaders called for greater religious influence over government. The federally backed rally highlighted a movement pushing to place far-right Christian ideology at the center of state power and national identity.

This week: The San Diego mosque attack highlights how neo-Nazi accelerationist ideology & online hate continue fueling extremist violence. Our latest reporting also trace anti-immigrant networks expanding across Europe & Project 2025-linked dark money shaping Republican legal campaigns. Read more:

The San Diego mosque attack reveals how online neo-Nazi spaces are turning propaganda into real-world violence. The alleged perpetrators idolized past mass killers and praised Atomwaffen-linked ideology. Another warning that accelerationist violence continues spreading online. Read more:

The anti-immigrant movement is becoming increasingly transnational. U.S. groups tied to John Tanton’s network are building alliances with institutions and far-right organizations across Europe while helping drive Trump’s hardline immigration agenda from inside the U.S. government. Read more:

GPAHE is seeking an External Affairs and Advocacy Lead to help strengthen public engagement, shape advocacy strategy, and expand policy impact. This role will connect research, partnerships, and advocacy efforts to growing public awareness of hate, extremism, and threats to democracy. Apply here:

12 alarming warnings from “Project 2025 and the Unraveling of America” trace how is reshaping the federal government through agency dismantling, attacks on LGBTQ+ rights, weakened human rights protections, and expanded executive authority, driving a breakdown of democratic safeguards in the U.S.

Project 2025’s education blueprint is already reshaping federal policy, from investigations into transgender inclusion at colleges to attacks on universities & the transfer of military academic programs toward schools tied to Christian nationalist networks and Heritage Foundation allies. Read more:

The San Diego mosque attack appears to expose how neo-Nazi accelerationist ideology continues to spread through online extremist networks that glorify mass murder and racial violence. The alleged perpetrators praised Terrorgram, invoked the “Great Replacement,” and treated terrorism as propaganda.

The Trump administration’s “anti-Christian bias” report turns enforcement of existing laws into evidence of persecution, attacking LGBTQ+ protections, IRS oversight of churches, and prosecutions tied to abortion clinic blockades while advancing Christian nationalist ideology through federal policy.

Trump allies are turning America’s 250th anniversary into a spectacle of political branding and Christian nationalist influence: UFC fights at the White House, Trump-faced coins and passports, taxpayer-funded partnerships, and loyalty-driven celebrations tied to Project 2025 networks. Read more:

“Fash Front,” a growing neo-Nazi accelerationist forum, is openly spreading propaganda that praises white supremacist terrorists, advocates for “race war,” and encourages political violence while attracting younger users through Telegram and fringe online platforms.

This week: The San Diego mosque attack highlights how neo-Nazi accelerationist ideology & online hate continue fueling extremist violence. Our latest reporting also trace anti-immigrant networks expanding across Europe & Project 2025-linked dark money shaping Republican legal campaigns. Read more:

Leonard Leo’s dark-money network and Project 2025 operatives have built a financial pipeline to Republican attorneys general advancing the movement’s agenda through the courts. The infrastructure has helped coordinate legal campaigns on voting restrictions, abortion bans, & anti-LGBTQ+ legislation.

GPAHE’s fact sheet examines how “remigration,” a concept rooted in neo-Nazi ideology, moved from European extremist movements into mainstream politics and U.S. government rhetoric, shaping deportation policy, enforcement narratives, and extremist-coded state messaging. Download it here:

The report “Project 2025 and the Unraveling of America” examines how Project 2025 is driving a far-reaching transformation of the government through agency dismantling, the erosion of human rights protections, and the consolidation of executive authority with dangerous consequences for democracy.

The San Diego mosque attack appears rooted in neo-Nazi accelerationist ideology, “Great Replacement” conspiracy theories, and propaganda linked to previous white supremacist mass killings. Underscoring how online extremist ecosystems continue radicalizing young people and glorifying mass violence.

U.S. anti-immigrant organizations tied to John Tanton’s network are expanding their influence across Europe through alliances with far-right think tanks & anti-migrant groups. The network’s reach extends beyond policy papers, shaping Trump’s immigration agenda & advancing “remigration” narratives.

DHS is circulating imagery that echoes white supremacist and Christian nationalist narratives that are embraced by extremist audiences. The use of these themes in official government messaging reflects the dangerous normalization of narratives framing the U.S. as white and Christian. Read more:

Anti-Muslim hate and extremist rhetoric spread rapidly across X in the aftermath of the deadly shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego, as users celebrated the attack, invoked white supremacist violence, and amplified conspiracy theories while calls for further violence circulated openly.

A Christian nationalist network is using Project 2025 to advance the “Seven Mountains Mandate” across government, schools, churches, media, entertainment, business, and family policy, advancing a long-term effort to align the machinery of the U.S. government with a theological vision of power.

Trump’s placement of election deniers across key federal agencies embeds baseless fraud claims into government power, raising the risk that narratives tied to Jan. 6 could challenge legitimate results and destabilize future elections, including the upcoming 2026 midterms. Read more:

Our hearts are with the Muslim community in San Diego and with everyone affected by extremist violence. No community should have to experience attacks like this while also watching their pain celebrated and exploited online.

Joel Webbon openly calls for authoritarianism, defends racist rhetoric, promotes violence against vulnerable communities, and argues democracy must be stripped away by force. This brand of Christian nationalism is building influence through podcasts, conferences, and alliances with the far right.

In forests across the U.S., white supremacist groups are filming fight events that function as recruitment drives and propaganda spectacles, bringing together extremist networks like the Active Club movement to build a younger, more militant movement openly preparing for future political violence.

A Project 2025 author now helps run the Department of Education as the administration targets universities, weakens civil-rights enforcement, escalates attacks on LGBTQ+ inclusion, and redirects military academic programs toward institutions tied to Christian nationalist networks. Read more:

America’s 250th anniversary is being repurposed into a Trump-centered political spectacle: taxpayer-funded events, Christian nationalist rallies, and even a UFC cage fight on the White House lawn. A civic celebration is being transformed into a display of loyalty, propaganda, and personal power.