Floyd County prosecutors revealed evidence Thursday that three jail inmates who are reported members of The Base — a white supremacist group with international ties — have been communicating with a “racially motivated violent extremist” out of Boston. Keep Reading
In 2019, high-profile attacks in New Zealand, the US, Germany and Norway were committed by individuals with little or no connection to extremist organizations or proscribed terrorist groups. Keep Reading
Over the rest of 2020, the terrorist threat in the United States will likely rise based on several factors, including the November 2020 presidential election. Keep Reading
The study from the London-based Institute for Strategic Dialogue, which received funding from Public Safety Canada, examined thousands of accounts across seven different social media platforms from Facebook to Gab. Keep Reading
Currently, the KKK are classified as a domestic extremist group as there is no definition for domestic terrorism organizations in the U.S. Keep Reading
An Ohio National Guard member was removed from the mission in Washington, D.C., after the FBI uncovered information indicating they expressed white supremacist ideology on the internet prior to the assignment. Keep Reading
Some individuals and groups, including a scattering of extremists, are taking full advantage of a national crisis to advance their own violent agendas. Keep Reading
Oregon District business owners in Dayton, Ohio, spoke out about sightings of white supremacists with guns and Nazi salutes in the district last weekend and the fear those extremists caused during the racial justice protests. Keep Reading
Both groups will use whatever messaging contortions are necessary to try to grow their ranks. Keep Reading
Others are egging on the violence from behind their computers, urging followers to carry out acts of violence against black protesters with the goal of sparking a “race war.” Keep Reading
A mural dedicated to the victims of the 2016 mass shooting at Pulse nightclub was vandalized with white supremacist stickers. The mural is located outside of The Center, an Orlando LGBTQ advocacy organization. Keep Reading
Embattled event detection tech firm Banjo announced Friday that the company’s current CEO and founder, Damien Patton, has resigned and the company will transition to a new leadership team with current Chief Technology Officer Justin R. Lindsey. Keep Reading
Tumblr says it’s specifically targeting speech from Nazis and other white supremacist groups, which it says still be amplified on its platform through reblogs even after the original post was removed. Keep Reading
The criminal complaint states that Farca, using the handle “Adolf Hitler (((6million)))),” repeatedly posted online threats against “high value” Jewish targets and police officers, praised Christchurch mosque shooter Brenton Tarrant as a “hero” and boasted of violent plans. Keep Reading
There are similarities in how they recruit and incite, and the shared danger of potentially driving people to violent acts. Keep Reading
"It’s a good opportunity for us to focus on our loved ones and just make sure that they’re healthy," said former Klan member, stressing that the conspiracy theories being peddled by white supremacist recruiters should be countered. Keep Reading
It takes just a couple of minutes to upload one’s work to Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), Amazon’s self-publishing arm; the e-book then shows up in the world’s largest bookstore within half a day, typically with minimal oversight. Keep Reading
The minutiae and bullet points of ideology are less important to those crafting incitement than lifting up action. Keep Reading
On April 2, 2020, police discovered a homemade incendiary device at the entrance of Ruth’s House, a Jewish-sponsored assisted living residential facility for seniors of all faiths; the device was located within feet of a widely used pedestrian walkway Keep Reading
From exploiting the economic impact and unstable regions to promoting bioterror, groups have latched onto COVID-19. Keep Reading