terrorism

Feuerkrieg Division claims it offered help to the Las Vegas neo-Nazi who stockpiled bomb making materials to attack the LGBTQ and Jewish community.

His chats were complete with bomb emojis and smiley faces.

The Silicon Valley giant is protecting a site linked to a known neo-Nazi terror group from virtual attacks aimed at knocking it offline.

The report, which argues the internet still gives the terror group global reach, urges nations to spy on the dark web.

Cloudflare is facing renewed pressure to stop providing their services to 8chan, which if removed, would likely make it harder for the site administrators to keep the message board online.

QAnon and Pizzagate have the attention of the feds.

Right-wing watch groups say the change to how the UK assesses terrorism threats is long overdue, and are calling on the government to do more.

There’s no domestic system to do this — even organizations like the KKK are instead described as “hate groups.”

The feds can’t find some of its own investigative records about the hateful neo-Nazi haven.

If officials at the State Department wanted to address the growing far-right threat, they could.

Users posted the violating material to the section of Twitch for Valve-developed game 'Artifact' over Memorial Day weekend.

A 2017 report said he “continued to advocate for global jihad and to write and translate violent extremist texts"