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The FBI classifies a group or act as domestic terrorism by applying statutory language—18 U.S.C. § 2331—and agency operational definitions that focus on unlawful violence (or threats) committed to int...
By multiple measures tracked in 2025, anti‑Zionist rhetoric and actions in the United States intensified and became more visible—and in some cases violently consequential—while antiracist movements si...
Surviving a terrorism attack in the United States requires simple, teachable actions in the moment—run, hide, fight when necessary—and practical preparedness beforehand, informed by authoritative guid...
The FBI defines domestic terrorism as violent, criminal acts committed to further ideological goals rooted in domestic influences and treats such threats through investigative policy, task forces, and...
FBI categorization criteria shape how threats are identified, prioritized, and investigated by directing resources toward defined extremist types and behaviors; for example, the FBI and DHS use statut...
The three provided documents from late 2025 do not explicitly label QAnon as a domestic terrorism threat; instead they emphasize counterterrorism priorities that skew toward foreign terrorist organiza...