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Autonomous individuals or covert cells who, according to the ELF Press Office, use "economic sabotage and guerrilla warfare to stop the exploitation and destruction of the environment"
Federal and academic sources and major news outlets show that U.S. authorities have primarily focused counterterrorism designations and formal labels on foreign organizations or on the broad phenomeno...
Since 2016, reporting and academic analyses identify anarchist/anti‑fascist currents (often labeled “Antifa” or anarchist violent extremism), environmental/animal‑rights groups (e.g., ELF/ALF), and sm...
The FBI does not maintain a single, formal public list that labels domestic organizations as “domestic terrorist organizations”; instead, it investigates of domestic violent extremists—including racia...
Federal agencies do not formally “label” U.S. political organizations as domestic terrorist groups; instead the FBI and DHS issue threat assessments and categorize types of domestic violent extremism ...
Left-wing and anarchist violence in the United States most commonly involves small arms when firearms are used—handguns and semi‑automatic rifles such as AR‑ and AK‑pattern platforms—and a parallel hi...
Since 1990, the preponderance of clearly ideologically motivated, fatal mass shootings in the United States has been tied to right‑wing and white‑supremacist actors — with landmark attacks including O...
Since 2000, multiple government and academic datasets show right‑wing domestic extremists have inflicted more gun violence and far higher fatalities than left‑wing extremists, with right‑wing actors a...