Florida’s governor labeled CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood as “foreign terrorist organizations” via executive order, triggering an announced legal challenge and raising questions about state authority versus federal terrorism designation powers.

A pro ISIS media channel released new English language propaganda posters glorifying martyrdom, threatening the U.S., and calling for fighter unity, signaling continued online ideological activity among ISIS supporters.

A German language Al Basair Media pamphlet on tawheed posted to an ISIS linked forum promotes a strict, exclusionary theology that can support later radicalization of German speaking Muslims even though it contains no explicit calls for violence.

An ISIS-aligned channel has repackaged two classic jihadist texts—one declaring non-Muslim civilians’ blood universally permissible, the other branding Muslims who assist the U.S. as disbelievers—into a single release that lowers moral constraints on mass-casualty violence and hardens takfir against perceived collaborators.

An Urdu extremist Telegram graphic depicting a militant attacking a Capitol-like building reinforces longstanding anti-US narratives and aims to inspire supporters toward violence.

A dissident group styling itself as the “New Republican Movement” issued a video threatening assassination of Newry, Mourne, and Down councillors and MLAs over immigration and social policy, marking a sharp escalation in hybrid nationalist–far-right militant rhetoric.