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Federal and academic sources and major news outlets show that U.S. authorities have primarily focused counterterrorism designations and formal labels on foreign organizations or on the broad phenomeno...
The available reporting shows multiple instances where social-media posts and rhetoric echo language, symbols and songs associated with and far-right movements, which experts and union leaders have id...
Multiple recent social-media posts have been identified by reporters and extremism experts as echoing explicit white‑supremacist texts and songs: most notably an / recruitment image using the line “We...
Official U.S. government social posts in January 2026 have used language and imagery that multiple journalists, historians and extremism experts say echo well-known Nazi and white‑nationalist slogans,...
Reporting establishes that Trump-era social media and official posts have, at times, echoed language, imagery and symbols identified with white supremacist and far‑right subcultures—examples include u...
Critics point to a series of official tweets, recruitment posters, podium text, leaked staff messages, and thematic social‑media memes as concrete examples of or coming from , arguing those elements e...
White supremacist and far‑right extremist networks publicly greeted President Trump’s 2025–2026 pardons and policy rollouts as a major victory and a signal of elite tolerance, with analysts warning th...