A federal grand jury sitting in the Northern District of Ohio returned a three-count indictment charging an Ohio man with attempting to provide material support to ISIS, attempting to commit a hate crime, and possessing firearms in furtherance of a crime of violence stemming from his plan to attack in a synagogue in the Toledo area.… Keep Reading
Ludke also recorded a video of himself pledging his allegiance to the leader of ISIS, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, and stating that he was ready to join ISIS. Keep Reading
Federal authorities have charged four of the 10 with crimes and UVa’s police department has identified others as committing or conspiring to criminal acts. Keep Reading
Aaron Eason is accused of traveling to various political rallies in California and in Charlottesville, Virginia, to incite riots. Keep Reading
His release ends the long legal saga and questions over what power the U.S. government has to detain a U.S. citizen and what power the executive branch has. Keep Reading
As policymakers continue to consider their options for how to approach homegrown radicalization, it is important that they are informed of the history and status of the various forms of Salafi activism in America. Keep Reading
Ashraf Al Safoo has a master’s degree in computer science and has worked in IT for a web development company in River North. Keep Reading
Despite receiving credit for inspiring Hasan to commit violence, the Yemeni-American cleric Anwar al-Awlaki did not play a primary role in Hasan’s mobilization. Keep Reading
"Potential terror threats are primarily from homegrown violent extremists in Canada who are not included in the U.S. government's consolidated terrorist watch list and could therefore enter the United States legally." Keep Reading
