Bradley explained that if he could not leave the United States because he might be on a terrorism watch list, he would do “something” in the United States instead, referring to carrying out an attack, said FBI. Keep Reading
COVID-19 has introduced or exacerbated stressors -- such as mental health issues brought on or worsened by social isolation, or job losses that can precede radicalization -- that could also drive extremists to violence, the report notes. Keep Reading
Whether they focused on traveling overseas to join IS, carrying out attacks domestically or providing other forms of support to the group, most American IS supporters raised small amounts of money and often through very simple tactics. Keep Reading