A coordinator of the UK's counter-extremism program shares insights on how to launch targeted, community-focused de-radicalization campaigns.
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Sean Arbuthnot on February 17, 2021
As the US and China make advances in quantum computing over the next decade, new threats will arise if this technology gets in the hands of the far-right.
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Ashton Kingdon on February 16, 2021
Why current and former members of the military and law enforcement with extremist views threaten national security beyond the January 6 terrorist attack.
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Sara Kamali on February 12, 2021
An influential neo-Nazi brought James Mason’s "Siege" approach to radical right terrorism back into the mainstream. It's even more relevant today.
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James Hardy on February 8, 2021
If Senate Republicans refuse to convict Trump for inciting an insurrection, they are further solidifying their party's drift into authoritarianism.
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Rabbi Shaina Bacharach on February 8, 2021
Marjorie Taylor Greene is not an anomaly. She personifies the Republican Party's radicalizing descent into depraved delusion.
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Edward Hardy on February 7, 2021
They fear-monger about immigrants, push conspiracy theories, and want to build a wall. Spain's VOX party is using Trump-like tactics.
Conservatives are fleeing to social media sites like Gab, Telegram, MeWe, and BitChute that knowingly host dangerous right-wing content.
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Luke Huizenga on February 1, 2021
After the DHS issued a terrorism alert claiming the Capitol insurrection may embolden other extremists, we look at the factors that trigger right-wing violence.
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Cristina Ariza on January 29, 2021
Rather than embracing accountability, Republicans are embracing the forces that led to the deadly insurrection at the Capitol while telling us to "move on."
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Greg Fish on January 28, 2021