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Terrorism and violent extremism within the U.S., including left-wing and right-wing incidents
has risen in visibility in recent years even as multiple empirical studies and government data continue to show that most politically motivated fatalities have come from . Still, analysts and official...
U.S. law enforcement defines "far-left" or left-wing domestic extremism within the broader frame of domestic violent extremism: politically motivated violence or credible threats intended to influence...
Recent administrations have faced documented instances where individuals with extremist sympathies intersected with or where sympathizers were the target of ; responses ranged from criminal prosecutio...
Since 2001 the global landscape of terrorism has shifted: datasets and scholars show that, once civil-conflict trends are controlled for, has been less “terror‑prone” than the years before 2001 , even...
Social movements and extremist groups have both driven and channeled party-linked political violence in the United States by supplying ideology, networks, tactics and rhetorical cover that can be ampl...
The United States has historically distinguished between formal terrorist designations for foreign organizations and investigative classifications for domestic violent extremists: federal law and prac...