One far-right dog whistle that is becoming more popular in the mainstream is the Latin phrase "deus vult" — in fact, ...

The “Deus Vult” tattoo caused another National Guard member to flag him as a possible “insider threat” before the inauguration because of the phrase’s association with “supremacist ...

ULABY: That was St. Maurice, revered during the medieval ... Racists online have adopted a crusader rallying cry, deus vult. Reductive medieval imagery and language shows up in posts by ...

“Deus vult,” a phrase that’s become popular with the multiplayer game’s community, may have origins in 11th-century Europe, but it’s more recently been associated with the alt-right ...