In the last days of the Obama administration, DHS awarded the money to more than two dozen groups around the country to counter violent extremism of all kinds, including right-wing extremism. Keep Reading
Whether relatives or bystanders, these tipsters took notice and passed the information along to authorities. Keep Reading
Bryant Neal Viñas was able to join al-Qaeda, receive paramilitary training, meet the members of the organization’s inner sanctum, participate in set piece attacks against U.S. forces in Afghanistan, and even discuss potential terrorist plots against New York City. Keep Reading
Iraqi government requested Omar Ameen be extradited to his home country to face a murder charge there for allegedly killing cop as part of ISIS operation. Keep Reading
Half of those studied have parents who are still married, most do not appear to come from dysfunctional or neglectful families, and most do not appear to come from poor or stressful economic circumstances. Keep Reading
Considering Azimov's infancy in war-torn Chechnya, and the fact that he continued to live with his mother in a one-room Paris apartment until he was shot dead by police in the midst of his attack, researcher saw a pattern. Keep Reading
During the conspiracy, the co-defendants and others practiced shooting weapons multiple times in preparation for traveling to Syria to join ISIS. Keep Reading
ISIS claims Paris stabbings and family suicide bombers in Indonesia while fresh threats against Western companies issued by al-Qaeda. Keep Reading
Salman Abedi, 22, who died after triggering the explosion at a crowded arena in May last year, knew the family of Anas Al Liby, who was accused by the U.S. of being one of the masterminds behind the bombing of embassies in east Africa in 1998 that killed 224 people, according to Abedi’s cousin. Keep Reading
The suit argues the social media companies are responsible for letting the Islamic State group use their platforms to spread its propaganda and led Omar Mateen to conduct his attack. Keep Reading
