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The role of white supremacists in the Charlottesville attack and President Trump's response to it
The United States is not currently in a civil war: leading policy analysts define civil war as a state-based armed conflict involving an organized internal opposition and a threshold of battlefield de...
President Trump’s immediate statement in the hours after the August 12, 2017 Charlottesville car attack was a short, formal White House remark that condemned “hatred, bigotry and violence on many side...
Multiple investigative reports and data-driven analyses published in 2020–2021 documented the presence and, in certain cases, violent actions of far‑right actors at U.S. protests that year, with inves...
Since 1990, the preponderance of clearly ideologically motivated, fatal mass shootings in the United States has been tied to right‑wing and white‑supremacist actors — with landmark attacks including O...
The United States has historically distinguished between formal terrorist designations for foreign organizations and investigative classifications for domestic violent extremists: federal law and prac...