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Numerous incidents of political violence and threats have been linked to supporters invoking Donald Trump, with researchers and news investigations placing the phenomenon in a broader trend of right-wing political violence.
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 ...
A pattern of confrontations and isolated assaults repeatedly punctuated Donald Trump’s campaign rallies, including documented incidents in Tucson, Miami, Costa Mesa and other cities where protesters, ...
Across multiple recent studies and reporting, actual incidents of politically motivated violence and high-profile attacks on elected officials have been concentrated more heavily among supporters of D...