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Johnson: Hey, frenzied gun buyers, what are you scared of? Updated Jan 15, 2021; Posted Jan 15, 2021 A federal grand jury issued a 17-count indictment against Alabamas Lonnie Coffman in connection with the Jan. 6, 2021 riots at the U.S. Capitol. Documents show a number of weapons seized from Coffmans pickup truck and other items connected to his arrest. (Federal Court Documents) Facebook Share What are you afraid of? Serious question. What are you afraid of that’s causing you to buy guns in...

The Capitol siege recalls past acts of Christian nationalist violence January 15, 2021 8.18am EST Disclosure statement Samuel Perry does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment. Partners Christian imagery loomed large on Jan. 6 as the “Stop the Steal” rally morphed into a mob siege. A group of Trump supporters prayed ...

Experts say siege on Congress was culmination of years of increasing US radicalization. And it's not about to stop

Experts warn that the armed insurrection that left five people dead and shook the country could be just the beginning.

Idaho man who bragged about joining U.S. Capitol riot in video arrested Josiah Benjamin Colt, 34, is charged federally with knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority and violent entry. Author: Katie Terhune Updated: 1:14 PM EST January 14, 2021 ADA COUNTY, Idaho — A Meridian man who boasted online about storming the U.S. Capitol alongside a mob of Trump supporters was released from jail Wednesday afternoon. J...

The U.S. Capitol has seen countless protests and a number of violent incidents over its two centuries. But what we observed last week, when a mob of

Experts say it was the culmination of years of increasing radicalization and partisanship, combined with a growing fascination with paramilitary groups and a global pandemic.

Stepping back from civil strife Posted : 2021-01-14 16:30 By Alex Gratzek As I worked from home the other day, I called my dad who told me he was contemplating turning on the TV. I was a bit surprised because he isnt the kind of person to spend his day watching television. Intrigued, I turned on the TV to suddenly recoil in horror as I watched a mob, incited by "President" Trump, ransack the Capitol building to protest his election loss from two months before. Civil strife and insurrection ...

Those who monitor online chatter say the threat of more violence by far-right fringe groups hasn't abated, though it has been tougher to track since the social media platform Parler went offline

The distinction makes a difference in understanding and confronting the threat.