Jake Lang
Coverage of Jake Lang in the Nexus archive.
- Nashville mosque bolsters security after box truck with anti-Muslim messages targets the site
The Islamic Center of Nashville increased its security measures after a box truck displaying anti-Muslim messages, including "deport all Muslims," was spotted outside the mosque. The incident prompted concerns from community leaders about rising Islamophobic rhetoric across Tennessee and led to the center allocating additional funds for safety enhancements.
- Chud the Builder Fantasized About “Race War.” Now He’s Charged With Attempted Murder.
Dalton Eatherly, known as Chud the Builder, faces attempted murder charges after allegedly shooting a man outside a Tennessee courthouse. He has a history of online racist rhetoric and prior arrests for theft and disorderly conduct.
- Far-right influencer Jake Lang banned from Texas, court records show
Far-right influencer Jake Lang is officially banned from entering Texas unless he is appearing in court, according to new judicial records.
- Far-right influencer Jake Lang has bond reduced for June 10 trespassing arrest in Frisco
Far-right influencer Jake Lang had his bond reduced after a trespassing arrest in Frisco on June 10, according to court records. The incident occurred in Collin County.
- Outside Nashville, Chud the Builder’s attempted murder case has become a cause célèbre for white nationalists
Dalton Eatherly, known online as Chud the Builder, was arrested for attempting to murder Joshua Fox after an altercation outside a courthouse. His case has drawn support from white nationalists, January 6 defendants, and free speech advocates, with crowdfunding efforts raising over $300,000 for his legal defense. Donors referenced other racially charged incidents, including the 2025 Austin Metcalf stabbing and the 2007 Channon Christian and Chris Newsome murders.
- Far-right influencer arrested in Texas on charge of making terroristic threats
Jake Lang, a far-right influencer, was arrested in Dallas on a state charge of making terroristic threats. He was previously charged in connection with the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol insurrection.