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This page covers terrorism — incidents, extremist threats, counterterrorism operations and the legal and policy proceedings that follow acts of political violence domestically and internationally. Coverage spans the event, the response and the longer institutional and legal arc that follows.


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Reporting here follows incident reporting and its aftermath, counterterrorism operations and their disclosed outcomes, group and individual designations by government agencies, terrorism financing cases and the legislative and judicial proceedings that establish legal frameworks. Attribution — determining who carried out an attack and what motivated it — is among the most consequential and most contested elements of terrorism coverage, generating extended reporting well after the initial incident. Domestic extremism has grown as a distinct reporting track from international terrorism, with separate threat assessments, prosecutorial approaches and legislative debates. The relationship between online radicalization and real-world violence has become a structural subject in terrorism coverage, running parallel to individual incident reporting.