The Latest Breaking News from Nick Fuentes

A far-right influencer's home address and personal information was shared online after he posted a misogynistic tweet in celebration of Donald Trump's win.

In what seems like the internet's latest serving of karma, far-right influencer Nick Fuentes has found himself in a doxxing incident. 

Analysis by ISD shows a surge in online harassment targeting women post-Trump's reelection, with misogynistic rhetoric spreading on social media.

As it became increasingly clear that Donald Trump was heading to a decisive victory on the evening of the US election last week, notorious far-right activist and white supremacist Nick Fuentes took to X/Twitter to offer some analysis. “I’d just like to take the opportunity to thank men for saving…

COMMENT: The president-elect may defend his position on women and abortion as good old-fashioned family values, but it has given way to a toxic movement of misogynist men – and, more worryingly, naive and impressionable boys, writes Emma Clarke

'Your body, my choice' and calls to repeal women's right to vote soar on social media

The masks were never exactly on to begin with – social media was a hotbed of bigotry long before Trump’s victory. But winning has emboldened his followers

Women report receiving messages saying "we own your body now" and calling for them to be raped

American women are discovering the 4B Movement, a fight against misogyny that for some women offers a way to reclaim power lost when Donald Trump won the presidential election.

The so-called ‘heterodoxy’ endorsed the Republican’s hyper-masculine promise. Their young male fans listened

The former president’s attempts to shift toward the political center this summer angered extremist supporters. To win them back, Trump renewed his attacks on immigrants. It worked.