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- 1Poll asks whether Democrats have a plan against far-right populism●Does the Democratic Party have a plan for putting the era of far-right populism behind us? # EvanPoll # poll # uspol # d
A poll circulating among US politics watchers is asking whether the Democratic Party has a credible plan to move the country past the era of far-right populism associated with the MAGA movement. Respondents are weighing in on whether the party's current strategy amounts to a real answer to Trump-aligned populism or whether it lacks direction ahead of upcoming elections.
- 2Young Germans Explain the Far Right's Rise●The Far Right Is Winning. These Young Germans Show Us Why.
Politico examines why far-right politics is gaining ground in Germany through the perspectives of young Germans, profiling the attitudes and grievances driving support for the far right among the country's youth. The piece frames the movement's success as rooted in generational discontent rather than only traditional voting blocs.
- 3German union parties accused of drifting to the far right●Die # union hat sich von den Rechtsradikalen in ihren Reihen übernehmen lassen und sich nach dem Vorbild der Republikane
Commenters in Germany are accusing the union parties — the CDU and CSU — of being taken over by right-wing radical elements in their own ranks. They argue the parties have adopted the model of the US Republicans and Donald Trump, abandoning claims of pragmatic realpolitik in favour of culture war politics and authoritarian tendencies.
- 4Far-right figures from US, Europe gather for conference in Israel▼US, Israeli and European far-right figures to gather for conference in Israel
Far-right political figures from the United States, Israel and Europe are gathering for a conference in Israel, drawing scrutiny over the international links between nationalist movements. Sebastian Gorka, Trump's counter-terrorism 'czar', had been scheduled to speak, but the White House says he will no longer attend. The pullout has fuelled discussion about the event and the mainstreaming of far-right networks across Western democracies.
- 5Discussion of native American fascism resurfaces online●The United States also has its native fascists who say that they are "100 percent American." # fascism # uspol # history
Commenters are highlighting that the United States has its own homegrown fascist movements, noting that such figures historically described themselves as '100 percent American.' The posts frame this as a matter of history and propaganda, drawing connections between past far-right rhetoric in the US and contemporary political discourse under the uspol tag.
- 6US Donor-Advised Funds Channel Millions to India's Far-Right▼US DAFs Donate Millions to Groups Linked to India’s Far-Right
An investigation by Bellingcat reports that donor-advised funds in the United States have directed millions of dollars to organisations linked to India's far-right. Donor-advised funds allow individuals and foundations to give to charities anonymously, making the ultimate sources of the money difficult to trace. The findings are drawing attention to opaque American charitable giving and its possible role in funding political and religious movements in India.
- 7Far-right figures from US, Europe to gather at Israel conference●US, Israeli and European far-right figures to gather for conference in Israel https://www. theguardian.com/us-news/2026/
Far-right political figures from the United States, Israel and Europe are set to gather for a conference in Israel, according to a Guardian report. The event is drawing attention because it brings together allied nationalist and populist movements from multiple countries under one roof, raising questions about the international coordination of far-right politics and its relationship with the Israeli government and debates over antisemitism.
- 8Far-right figures from US, Europe to gather at Israel conference●US, Israeli and European far-right figures to gather for conference in Israel By Jason Wilson Trump’s counter-terrorism
Far-right political figures from the United States, Israel and Europe are set to gather at a conference in Israel. Sebastian Gorka, Trump's counter-terrorism adviser, had been scheduled to speak, but the White House says he will no longer attend. The event is drawing attention over the international links between far-right movements and questions about official US administration involvement.
- 9Nebraska Senator Hunt Criticizes Regents Candidate Suzanne Shore●A current # Nebraska state senator, Megan Hunt, on the Board of Regents candidate Suzanne Shore (D), wife of our extreme
Nebraska State Senator Megan Hunt is speaking out against Suzanne Shore, a Democrat running for the Nebraska Board of Regents and wife of US Senator Pete Ricketts. Hunt argues Shore cannot be trusted because she has refused to publicly stand against her husband's far-right positions. Supporters are echoing the criticism, framing Shore's candidacy as an extension of the Ricketts political brand.
- 10Trump administration redirects $175 million human rights fund abroad●Trump administration redirects over $175mn human rights fund to far-right causes abroad
The Trump administration has reportedly redirected more than $175 million from a human rights fund to support far-right causes overseas. According to reporting cited in Indian and international media, money originally earmarked for global human rights programmes is now funding groups aligned with far-right movements abroad. Critics say the move politicises US human rights policy, while the administration defends it as realignment with its foreign policy priorities.