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Anna Faris revealed on Chelsea Handler’s podcast that her 14-year-old son with Chris Pratt has developed strong right-wing beliefs and asked her to accept Jesus Christ; she notes they can have long conversations to challenge his views, highlighting that she didn’t grow up religious while he is devout, and Pratt emphasizes passing on faith to his children.
Truthout’s review portrays Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey as a sharp critique of Western militarism, racism, and patriarchy, pushing back against MAGA-era fantasies of a pristine “golden past.” By foregrounding memory, trauma, and a more diverse cast (Elliot Page, Lupita Nyong’o), the film follows a war-wounded Odysseus toward empathy and accountability, offering a hopeful counter-narrative even as it stays faithful to the epic’s violence. The piece argues the movie’s strength lies in its willingness to expose harm and demand reconciliation, ultimately suggesting exile and healing can help 'come home' to a more just future.
Across major Western democracies, a POLITICO poll shows right-wing parties co-opting patriotic language and symbols to center national identity and immigration in politics, while broad pride in country remains nonpartisan; centrists and left must rethink patriotism to reclaim it without surrendering it to the far right.
An analysis of the Unite the Kingdom march argues it signals the rise of a cohesive right-wing cause in Britain, examining working-class sentiment, media framing, and political risk, while reader comments reflect a polarized debate about the movement’s legitimacy and implications.
Ultraconservative José Antonio Kast was sworn in as Chile's president in Valparaiso, marking the nation’s sharpest shift to the right since the return to democracy in 1990, with protests on inauguration day and outgoing President Boric greeting supporters as the transfer of power took place.
Conservative influencers who helped push fraud allegations in Minnesota are now targeting California’s social welfare programs with unverified claims, backed by Trump allies and amplified by right-wing outlets, while California officials push back against the allegations.
A far-right YouTuber's viral video alleging fraud in Somali-owned day cares in Minnesota has led to increased immigration enforcement and renewed xenophobic stereotypes, raising concerns among immigrant advocates about racial profiling and community harm.
The article discusses a significant rightward political shift in Latin America, driven by leaders like Milei and Bukele, focusing on issues such as crime, economic reform, and regional alliances, signaling a potential transformation in the region's political and economic landscape.
José Antonio Kast, a conservative candidate with a history of supporting military regimes and controversial social views, won the Chilean presidential runoff with over 58% of the vote, marking a significant shift to the right in Chile's politics amid concerns over crime and migration. He has pledged to address security issues and deport undocumented migrants, and his victory aligns with regional trends favoring right-wing policies. Kast will assume office in March 2026.
Japan's parliament elected Sanae Takaichi as the country's first female prime minister, forming a coalition with a right-wing party, amid political instability and a focus on economic issues, while her conservative views and policies reflect her alignment with former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
The article discusses a recent right-wing campaign against Netflix, sparked by transphobic outrage over children's content featuring transgender characters and scenes. Led by figures like Libs of TikTok and amplified by Elon Musk, the boycott aims to portray Netflix as promoting indoctrination, but it appears to be more of a grift and a repeat of past outrage cycles, with little lasting impact on the streaming service.
Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, there has been a surge in calls for retribution from conservatives, including public shaming and threats of legal action against critics. However, some prominent figures like Tucker Carlson warn that such attacks on political expression could harm the legacy of Kirk and threaten free speech principles. The debate highlights tensions within the right about balancing accountability and free expression.
Following the death of Charlie Kirk, there has been a surge in right-wing and conservative reactions involving calls for punishment and cancelation of those perceived to have supported or celebrated his death, highlighting the expanding influence of cancel culture across political lines and its potential to suppress dissent.
The assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has sparked mourning, conspiracy theories, and calls for vengeance among right-wing circles, with some viewing him as a martyr and a symbol of Christian nationalism. Experts warn that the glorification of Kirk could intensify political and religious extremism, especially amid ongoing polarization and violence. The suspect, Tyler Robinson, was arrested, but the incident has raised concerns about the dangerous rhetoric fueling such acts.
Norwegians are voting in a closely contested parliamentary election between left-wing and right-wing blocs, with key issues including the economy, public services, and geopolitical concerns. The outcome could influence Norway's energy policies, management of its sovereign wealth fund, and its stance on international issues, with potential for a coalition government involving multiple parties.