Far Right

The movement has survived all sorts of political stress tests, but there’s one schism that could actually pose a problem.

The anonymous forum thrived when edgelord content wasn’t acceptable on more mainstream social media. Today, it can be found most anywhere.

After the far-right leader was found guilty of embezzlement and barred from running for office, her supporters cried foul. Was justice served or politicized?

It took less than twenty-four hours after Trump’s reëlection for young men to take up a slogan that could define the coming era of gendered regression: “Your body, my choice.”

“It’s impossible to overstate how much more organized Trump’s 2024 operation is than the 2020 operation,” the New Yorker contributing writer Antonia Hitchens says.

The devastation of Hurricane Helene is throwing North Carolina’s already hypercompetitive election into disarray.

As populist parties surge in the eastern part of the country, the ruling coalition is stumbling and the traditional political spectrum is being scrambled.

The snap elections yielded a surprising defeat for France’s far right—and a new set of problems for Macron to contend with.

An expert on French politics explains where President Emmanuel Macron went wrong in calling a snap election.

Despite his failed bid for Speaker, the Ohio representative is the face of a Republican Party that is more interested in launching investigations than it is in passing laws.

Does the far-right extremism of the Trump era represent an eternal pattern in American politics or a new one?

The writer has shocked many by endorsing Latin America and Spain’s rising authoritarian movements.

Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition is going after élite institutions, and that’s not good for democracy.

Thirty years later, an avoidable tragedy has spawned a politically ascendant mythology.

A mishmash of conspiracy theories and imperial nostalgia has found purchase with the country’s far-right factions.

Will imprisoning the Oath Keepers’ leader for seditious conspiracy derail the movement he helped build? 

Following the former President’s meal at Mar-a-Lago with the Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes, our roundtable breaks down the Republican Party’s historic relationship with the far right.

J. Michael Luttig is opposing Republican groups in one of the most momentous cases that the Supreme Court is considering this term.

The columnist Christopher Caldwell discusses conservative admiration for the Russian leader, and whether election denialism is just politics.

The country has chosen its most right-wing government since the Second World War. Will political dysfunction temper extremism?