Domestic Terrorism

This article is the first in a series of leading experts with practical solutions to democratic backsliding, polarization, and political violence.

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Analysis of data related to January 6th Capitol attack reveals centrality of social media.

The curious omission of a notorious social media site in the FBI's criminal case files on January 6th.

Facebook has been criticized for content it allows. But we should be equally skeptical of what it takes down, and its claimed legal reasoning for removals.

A counterterrorism strategy is stronger when it reflects input and active participation from diverse stakeholders beyond government.

DHS erroneously considered activities at the Capitol “routine congressional business” and failed to properly consider threat environment, GAO report says.

How does the categorization of Muslim threats as presumptively “international" subject them to unaccountable security practices and deprivations of rights?

A scholar of "sovereign citizens," writes about their ideology and organization, and how they fit into the array of domestic violent extremists in the United States.

This week, the White House released the first strategy developed specifically to address the domestic terrorist threat.

Ammon Bundy remains an influential figure, and as Jan. 6 proved, the well of anti-government sentiment is deeper than many realized.

Governments, including now the US, and companies take stock on the second anniversary of the New Zealand mosque shootings.