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No matter where in the world, no matter background or day job or language, the web is jihadists' kitchen table. Keep Reading
One poster distributed at Christmas encouraged gun and knife attacks: "Your holidays are approaching and your funerals are also close." Keep Reading
Mid-Atlantic agencies, post-9/11, quickly realized that communication was key to preventing a future attack. Keep Reading
ISIS cadres are still present in both Syria and Iraq and are continuing by U.S. military estimates to entice up to 100 foreigners each month. Keep Reading
Responsibility for combating extreme right wing extremism in the UK has switched from the police to MI5. As a result, far right ideology now sits in the same portfolio as Islamist terrorism and is perceived as a threat to national security. Keep Reading
Though Daesh territorial holdings in the Syria-Iraq conflict zone continue to decline, Canada has not seen a related influx in the number of Canadian Extremist Travellers who have returned to Canada, nor does it expect to. Keep Reading
Former sex slaves have found telling of captivity so retraumatizing that they decided it was better to stay silent. Keep Reading
Investigators had no way of knowing which bit of info might break the case wide open. Keep Reading
Prison leadership and staff should be ready for a multi-faceted process that includes psychology and religious literacy. Keep Reading
