Events like CPAC are yet another example of the transnational nature of extremist movements that further deepen relationships among far-right actors waging campaigns against our democracies and targeted communities across the world.
read moreThe vast majority of our troops have no involvement with extremism of any kind, and acknowledging that some do is not a failure, but a strength that will ultimately make us all safer.
read moreA maioria dos grupos perfilados espalham a teoria da conspiração racista e anti-imigração da “Grande Substituição”; outros propagam o ódio anti-LGBTQ+
read moreMost groups profiled spread the racist and anti-immigrant “Great Replacement” conspiracy theory; others push anti-LGBTQ+ hate
read moreWe will not be able to tackle terrorism and extremism globally if we do not clean up the online space. The United Nations can help.
read moreThe National Defense Authorization Act must address the threat of far-right extremism in the military. Ignoring this threat is short-sighted and dangerous.
read morethe Department of Defense must rise above the sad state of U.S. politics and bring its focus back to coming up with solutions.
read moreThe facts: The major threat of extremist violence and domestic terrorism comes from the far right.
read moreAnother example of the transnational nature of extremist movements, deepening relationships among far-right actors who are waging campaigns against democracies and targeted communities across the world.
read morePretending extremism in the military isn’t a problem and refusing to address it risks future domestic terror violence and mass casualties.
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