A fan of Charles Manson and follower of Hitler, James Mason published essays in the 1980s that now act as the inspiration for a militant neo-Nazi group linked to multiple murders in the U.S. Keep Reading
The Al-Battar Media Foundation declared that "the holiday season started early in Britain," a nod to ISIS' annual push for followers to conduct Christmas and Hanukkah attacks in crowded or symbolic places. Keep Reading
WSEs have migrated to uncensored platforms, such as Gab, 8chan, and Telegram after social media companies including Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube began removing explicit posts. Keep Reading
One poster urges targeting of oil and gas transports "with accidental accident that causes the truck to overturn." Keep Reading
Stripped of citizenship, Letts says he wants to face justice at home as he's "going more and more crazy.” Keep Reading
New research suggests trauma, adversity and mental health problems are prominent among jihadis and radicalization is an emotional process. Keep Reading
It was the summer of 2014 when most Americans took notice of the Islamic State, but the group had been around in different forms for about a decade. Keep Reading
Each year, Homeland Security Today honors shining stars in the community who are making their own unique, invaluable contributions to advance the mission of keeping America safer from myriad threats. Keep Reading
From dozens of nominations, these awards select people from across the nation who are supporting America in their communities in tangible, beneficial ways, and we are proud to recognize each one. Keep Reading
Former Acting DHS Secretary Kevin McAleenan and L.A.'s HSAC Director James Featherstone honored. CLICK THROUGH TO READ ABOUT ALL OF THE 2019 HONOREES. Keep Reading
