Project 2025: The Christofascism Files

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On this week’s “More To The Story,” religious scholar and TikTok star Dan McClellan examines how some Christian nationalists use—and often abuse—the Bible to gain political power.

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President Donald Trump’s "wrecking-ball approach to America has a precedent: the MAGA evangelical perversion of Jesus’s message of radical love to one of hate and aggression," writes The Guardian's Bill McKibben.McKibben notes that Trump's " most revealing and defining moments – not its most importa...

As President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown elicits stark condemnation from leaders in the Catholic church, which says the administration's policies clash with religious liberty, Pope Leo has emerged, writes David French in The New York Times, as the anti-Trump. "If you examine the new pope’s ...

Journalist covering justice and rule of law at ProPublica, Andy Kroll joins the program to discuss his profile piece on Russ Vought. Check out Andy’s article...

Miller’s presence and voice reveal more than the death of conscience; they expose the swindle of a future already in motion.

On 26 September 2023, Suella Braverman, at the time the British home secretary, delivered a speech to the American Enterprise Institute, a right-wing think tank based in the United States. Speaking from the podium in Washington DC, she took aim… Continue Reading →

Trump is currently plotting to either stay in office beyond 2028 or undemocratically hand the keys to the White House to a right-wing successor of his choice...

“No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice,” the Constitution explicitly states.

More Epstein case news means more Moses Mike Johnson refusing to do his job and blaming it on everyone else. Order our new book, join our Substack, shop our ...

Orchestrated brutality reflected not only Miller’s ideology but also his personality. Even his former colleagues described him as insufferable, “rude, arrogant, and consumed by a sense of his own superiority,” as Yahoo News reported. On Capitol Hill, he was widely despised, his every interaction marked by condescension and spite. The disdain he showed toward others in conversation mirrored the disdain he codified into law.

Christian nationalist C. Jay Engel brags that he personally knows that "there are very good right-wing Heritage Americans in staff positions all over Washington."

"It's going to harm them," boasted Sen. Mike Lee, a top Trump cheerleader. "Russ Vought, the OMB director, has been dreaming about this moment... since puberty."

As a childfree woman who is decentering men and deconstructing Christianity, the theory that the rapture is tomorrow is literally psychotic. Along with relig...

New research shows how racist beliefs enable lies about voter fraud to spread.

President Trump’s Executive Order claims to protect religious groups from debanking, but its language and its context with other executive orders may exclude minority faiths, potentially leaving other religious and small nonprofits vulnerable to selective enforcement and institutional bias.

How Leonard Leo's 2021 sale of an electronics firm enabled tech giants to subvert the 2024 election.

Elon Musk has been shown the door in the Trump White House. His erratic behavior and cringe antics made him an easy target for the media. But Musk was always carrying out Project 2025 author Russell Vought’s agenda — and Vought is still very much in power.

The unitary executive theory is premised on vigorous and vigilant leadership that the country doesn’t always get.

The goal is to avoid the pitfalls of Trump’s first years in office, when the Republican president’s team was ill-prepared, his Cabinet nominees had trouble winning Senate confirmation and policies were met with resistance.

Rightwing groups penned a conservative wish list of proposals for the next conservative president to gut environmental protections

It's becoming increasingly obvious: Christian nationalists sound uncannily like the Ku Klux Klan.