Njalla is good as long as your site is not openly racist and does not cater to racists. If I trust anyone to protect people from western overreach, it's the Pirate Bay founders.
EasyDNS has a history of being decent but has had an openly right wing slant for the last few years, which could translate into how they handle complaints for domains owned by the "other side". They successfully fought against British takedown requests and protected their client's info. I do not know if they would be legally empowered to fight against a US request.
NearlyFreeSpeech has hosted many controversial domains in the past and I've never seen them take one down, unless it was breaking the law. But they have posts about Jan 6th that indicate they will co-operate with law enforcmement if asked. Does this translate to legal but unwanted speech? I don't know.