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"I often wonder if my cousins are members of a cult. They worship Donald Trump."

CultNews recently received some interesting questions from a reader concerned about President Donald Trump.

The reader said, "I often wonder if my cousins are members of a cult. They worship Donald Trump. He has become a god-like figure in their lives and ... More

Recent Additions

• Former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke to pay $5K to man hurt at Virginia rally
• New Hampshire neo-Nazi indicted for threatening messages
• The psychology and physiology of propaganda: A study of the radicalization of women
• Inside the neo-Nazi hate group 'The Base,' which is the center of an FBI investigation
• Dutch man who kept children captive wanted to ward off 'bad spirits' with beatings, prosecutors claim
• Germany bans Combat 18 as police raid neo-Nazi group
• Judge postpones sentencing for Nxivm accountant Kathy Russell indefinitely
• Man who died in downtown St. Paul was held down by Church of Scientology employees after attempted robbery, police say
• Died: Jack Van Impe, Televangelist Who Saw Signs of End Times
• Authorities: Mother-daughter duo claimed to be psychic, used snake eggs to convince people of curses

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