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Turning Point USA founder was swarmed by protesters but claimed there were more supporters than demonstrators among the crowd of students at an Arizona college.

As the investigation continues into the causes of the jet crash that killed the Wagner boss and his top brass, typically militant 'Z-bloggers' have gone quiet.

Mystery surrounds the identify of the two groups involved, with some claiming the masked men were not really anti-gay protesters but were actually feds.

Christian groups are calling on church leaders to warn of the dangers of Christian nationalism during a joint-service initiative on June 11.

LGBT activists at the scene said there were less than 10 members of the group protesting against a drag show at the church in Michigan.

A partial verdict was reached by a jury in the trial of five Proud Boys members facing charges of seditious conspiracy.

Police made two arrests after protesters and counter-protesters clashed at the drag queen story hour.

Similar efforts to have Trump testify have not been granted in other January 6-related trials, but the Proud Boys trial would have the best chance.

The FBI has since rescinded a memo that detailed how the agency planned to investigate "radical traditionalist" Catholics over extremist links.

The original cover for "Yesterday and Today" has sparked a flurry of conspiracy theories, including the suggestion that The Beatles' existence was orchestrated to "manipulate" society.

Florian Philippot spoke out against further military aid in response to a story about the French army's current equipment shortage.

"The Moore County case was small-scale when compared to some of the plans that we have seen," MEMRI's Simon Purdue told Newsweek.

The GOP congresswoman is poised to become even more influential when Republicans take back the House, but some far-right figures are pulling their support.

"Without a domestic terrorism statute" at hand, counterterrorism expert Mubin Shaikh told Newsweek, "the full weight of U.S. law cannot be brought to bear."

"Ye is a genius whom I have come to love and respect," the far-right commentator wrote in a Telegram post on Sunday.

The GOP congresswoman retweeted a post urging Fuentes to be allowed back on the social-media platform before claiming to have denounced the Holocaust denier.

The far-right figure had her account permanently suspended in 2018 and has, so far, not been able to return to Twitter.

The former president has denied he knew who Fuentes was when the white supremacist attended a meeting at his Mar-a-Lago resort with Kanye West.

It's becoming increasingly obvious: Christian nationalists sound uncannily like the Ku Klux Klan.

Of the GOP candidates that Democrats boosted, more than half will be on Tuesday's ballots. All six of those candidates are projected to lose their races.

Rumman Chowdhury tweeted about being one of the many employees laid off, "Imagine feeling relief that you're the one on the receiving end of the thanos snap."

Was the Brazilian president's election defeat a sign that the right-wing populist movement is starting to wane?

If the 2020 election was the battle for the soul of our nation, the 2022 election is the battle for the future of our democracy. Free and fair elections are threatened by Republican-led voter suppression, election subversion, and election interference efforts in nearly every state.

Previously unseen documentary footage of top Donald Trump ally will reportedly be played during Wednesday's presentation.

Far-right meme Pepe the Frog has appeared in Italian posts on Twitter celebrating Meloni's expected success in Sunday's national elections.

Meloni's success follows a softening of her image after a long history of bashing the European Union, immigrants and the LGBTQ+ community.

"This is the best outcome the Kremlin could hope for," Eleonora Tafuro of the Italian Institute for International Political Studies told Newsweek.

The former Donald Trump advisor has been a supporter of the Meloni and her far-right Brothers of Italy party for several years.

European parties that can trace their origins to neofascist movements could be about to enter government in Italy and Sweden.

The far-right Bolsonaro is inching up in the polls against former President Lula da Silva, but time is running out.