When adherents of Catholic Christian nationalist Nick Fuentes chanted “Christ is king!” near the White House the day the U.S. Capitol was overrun, it was palpably a cry against declining ...

Arizona Rep. Paul Gosar, the keynote speaker at Fuentes’ America First 2021 conference, tweeted “Christ is King” the same day the congressman posted a widely condemned animated video that ...

Actors like Nick Fuentes, a far-right Holocaust denier and podcaster, were co-opting "Christ the King" to unify behind what they considered their righteous political mission, authors of the report ...

A growing movement among conservatives and alt-right nationalists has attempted to hijack the phrase “Christ is King” as more than just a statement of belief, using it as a symbol of their ...

Likewise, the new “Christ is King” movement is being pushed by famous “conservative” influencers — people like Candace Owens, Nick Fuentes, Jack Posobiec, Joel Webbon, Elijah Schaffer ...

The report further noted that in 2024, over 50% of social media engagement surrounding “Christ is King” was driven by extremists such as Fuentes and accused sex trafficker Andrew Tate.

Right-wing commentator Nick Fuentes holds a rally at the Michigan State Capitol in Lansing on November 11, 2020. Fuentes' home address was leaked online amid backlash to his "Your body, my choice ...

Actors like Nick Fuentes, a far-right Holocaust denier and podcaster, were co-opting "Christ the King" to unify behind what they considered their righteous political mission, authors of the report ...