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The US under Trump is escalating a culture war targeting Europe, promoting right-wing allies and undermining EU cohesion. Meanwhile, Hungary and other nations are adopting measures to classify Antifa as a terrorist group, aligning with US policies amid rising tensions.
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Following the death of Charlie Kirk, the Trump administration is escalating efforts to crack down on protests and perceived left-wing violence in Portland and other cities. President Trump has ordered troops to protect federal facilities amid ongoing demonstrations and arrests, with officials framing the protests as domestic terrorism.
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Mark Bray, a Rutgers professor known for his work on antifascist movements, has been targeted with threats and a petition calling for his dismissal after being falsely labeled as an antifa member. He has relocated to Europe for safety, citing political harassment linked to recent right-wing rhetoric and a Trump executive order designating antifa as a terrorist group.
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President Trump has publicly questioned the safety of the 2026 World Cup in the US, specifically targeting Boston and Chicago. He suggested he could move the games due to local protests, unrest, and immigration enforcement issues, raising concerns about security and logistical plans for the tournament.
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Recent reports reveal President Trump’s military and policy decisions are heavily influenced by television coverage. From deploying troops to Portland and Chicago to aggressive rhetoric on Antifa, insiders suggest TV narratives shape critical national security actions, raising concerns about decision-making driven by media rather than facts. This story is current as of Wed, 03 Dec 2025.
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Two individuals, Autumn Hill and Zachary Evetts, face federal charges including supporting terrorists and attempted murder after a July 4 attack outside a Texas detention center. The charges follow the Trump administration's designation of Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization, signaling a broader federal investigation into the movement.
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Protesters gathered outside UC Berkeley during a Turning Point USA event featuring Rob Schneider and Frank Turek. Violence erupted with arrests, a chain theft, and police intervention. The Justice Department announced an investigation into the university's handling of the protests amid claims of anti-fascist activity and outside agitators.
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Calvin Duncan, ex-inmate and legal advocate, was elected as clerk of the parish criminal court in New Orleans. After serving 28 years in prison and winning exoneration, he aims to modernize court record systems and ensure fair treatment, defeating incumbent Darren Lombard in a runoff. The election highlights his lifelong fight for justice.
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On November 13-14, 2025, the US State Department designated four European groups—Germany's Antifa Ost, Italy's International Revolutionary Front, and Greece's Armed Proletarian Justice and Revolutionary Class Self-Defense—as "Specially Designated Global Terrorists" and plans to list them as "Foreign Terrorist Organizations" by November 20. This move builds on President Trump's September executive order labeling Antifa a domestic terrorist organization, targeting groups accused of violent anarchist and Marxist activities across Europe.
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Federal charges have been filed against five individuals linked to antifa for a July 4 attack outside Dallas, injuring a police officer. The case follows President Trump's designation of antifa as a domestic terrorist group. The accused face up to 15 years in prison, amid ongoing investigations and related violence.