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January 20, 2021

Laura Ingraham blasts Biden administration, Democrats who 'fear the GOP far more than they fear the CCP'

The actions of the incoming Joe Biden administration continue to belie their insistence that they will endeavor to promote unity among Americans, Laura Ingraham said Tuesday. 

January 14, 2021

In wake of Capitol riot, feds warn that violent extremists likely pose 'greatest domestic terrorism threats'

Violent extremist activity will likely surge in the United States and pose "the greatest domestic terrorism threat in 2021," a trio of federal law enforcement agencies warned in a recently released bulletin.

January 12, 2021

Capitol riot leaves Democrats split over domestic terrorism law and criminalizing dissent

Democrats are divided over a new domestic terrorism bill that would establish new government offices to monitor suspicious activities within the country and combat terrorism, with a specific focus on White nationalists and neo-Nazis.

December 22, 2020

CAIR demands Biden 'defund' counterterror program

The Council on American-Islamic Relations is urging President-elect Joe Biden to soften up on Islamic extremism in a new document on issues it hopes the new administration will address during its first 100 days.

December 14, 2020

ISIS sleeper cell attacks in Syria reach record low, data shows

Despite the still frequent terrorist attacks ripping through the once ISIS-controlled pockets of northeastern Syria, data released this month showed that November 2020 recorded the lowest number of sleeper cell attacks by the Islamic terror group since their territorial defeat last year.

November 27, 2020

Exclusive: Former CIA station chief Darrell Blocker floated to lead agency under Biden, source says

EXCLUSIVE: While President-elect Joe Biden has yet to announce his pick for CIA director, an array of names has been highlighted, and among them is Darrell M. Blocker -- one of the highest-serving persons of color to have served in the clandestine service, Fox News has learned.

November 24, 2020

Biden's national security adviser pick Jake Sullivan touted Hillary Clinton's Libya debacle

President-elect Joe Biden on Monday tapped Jacob Sullivan to be America's next national security adviser, but it remains to be seen if the former top Hillary Clinton adviser, who championed the ill-fated unraveling of Libya almost a decade ago, will take heed of those lessons learned.

November 17, 2020

Behind Susan Rosenberg and the roots of left-wing domestic extremism

Susan Rosenberg, who made the FBI’s Most Wanted list by the time she was 29, is among the most prominent far-left revolutionary activists in the U.S.

November 10, 2020

Staten Island man accused of making death threats against protesters, politicians, FBI

Authorities arrested a convicted sex offender from New York City Tuesday morning for allegedly making threats to throw pipe bombs into crowds of protesters, “blow up” the FBI and kill people with differing political views, according to the Justice Department.

November 5, 2020

France's Macron vows to crackdown on illegal immigration to counter growing 'terrorist threat'

France's President Emmanuel Macron vowed on Thursday to shore up border control measures and crackdown on illegal immigration as part of the country's overall strategy to combat the ascending "terrorist threat."