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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 ...
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...
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, ...