Federal prosecutors are recommending a 25-year prison sentence for a Coast Guard lieutenant accused of stockpiling guns and targeting Supreme Court justices, prominent Democrats and TV journalists for attacks inspired by racist killers. Keep Reading
"We are under threat of violence as we walk down a city street or enter our synagogues to pray or shop in a supermarket for kosher groceries," Diament says at hearing on growing anti-Semitism. Keep Reading
Brzozowski noted how "some people still labor under the impression that you have to be a card-carrying member of some organization to be a domestic terrorist." Keep Reading
Domestic extremist threat "has serious ramifications on Americans’ perception of safety"; government must be "very careful" about election security. Keep Reading
The man and woman who killed four people in Jersey City last month in a hate-filled assault on a kosher market had broader plans to sow violence and fear in New Jersey’s Jewish community and harbored hatred toward police, authorities said Monday. Keep Reading
Many interviewed reported having second thoughts, or becoming disillusioned, even while still involved in extremist groups, or even during the radicalization process. Parents and relatives often knew that they were heading down a dangerous path but failed to act. Keep Reading
Tabibzada with hate crime for intentionally attempting to obstruct persons in the enjoyment of their free exercise of religious beliefs. Keep Reading
These concerns can help dictate where to best direct resources and how to work together to combat the greatest threats. Keep Reading
Mass stabbing was the 13th anti-Semitic act of violence in New York since Dec. 8. Keep Reading
Army investigators started looking into Dalton Woodward and Trent East, both members of a neo-pagan sect called the Asatru Folk Assembly, earlier this year after they were outed. Keep Reading
