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This section covers terrorism as it affects the United States — domestic and international threats, counterterrorism operations, extremist movements and the prosecutions and policy responses that follow. Reporting takes in both the incidents and the systemic efforts to prevent them.

Prosecutors Weigh Naming The New York Times in Comey Case

Prosecutors Weigh Naming The New York Times in Comey Case

Federal prosecutors said they were considering treating The New York Times as a co-conspirator in the case against former FBI Director James B. Comey.

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Threat investigations and their outcomes, counterterrorism operations and their results, prosecutions of terrorism-related charges, group designations by federal authorities and the policy debates around surveillance, civil liberties and prevention strategy are the recurring subjects in this coverage. New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix are among the cities where federal counterterrorism resources are most concentrated and where major threat cases have most frequently been prosecuted, and coverage of those jurisdictions reflects that pattern. Domestic extremism has grown as a distinct coverage thread, running alongside international terrorism reporting as federal investigators and prosecutors have directed increasing attention and resources to it. Prosecutions of terrorism-related charges generate some of the most sustained coverage in this area, since they move through multiple court stages over months or years and each stage produces new reporting on the underlying case.