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The definition and standards for domestic terrorism under 18 U.S.C. Chapter 113B
The short answer: by settled U.S. criminal law definitions, no—Donald Trump has not been legally adjudicated a “terrorist,” and U.S. law does not permit labeling an individual as a domestic-terrorist ...
The short answer: based on the reporting provided, Renee Good has been labeled a “domestic terrorist” by senior Trump-administration officials, but multiple legal experts and nonprofit analysts say th...
The U.S. Code defines "domestic terrorism" as activities that involve acts dangerous to human life, violate criminal law, appear intended to intimidate or coerce a civilian population or influence gov...
has publicly characterized the shooting involving an agent as an “act of domestic terrorism” and asserted the slain 37‑year‑old woman had stalked and threatened agents, but available reporting shows n...
Since 2016, the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security have consistently identified and tracked far‑right violent extremist threats — especially white‑supremacist and anti‑government/militia move...
The defines as violent, criminal acts committed by individuals or groups in the to further ideological goals that arise from domestic influences — political, religious, social, racial, or environmenta...
A narrow reading of federal law shows that mere factual contribution or truthful speech is generally not itself a federal domestic-terrorism crime, but providing information or resources that material...