ISIS, Still the Most Potent
ISIS and Iran remain as the top offenders in Terrorism for 2016
Category: On the Homefront – the HSDL Blog
New “Arms” Race: Your Privacy, Big Data, and Security
How do big data and privacy fit together in an unpredictable security climate?
State Department Releases 2017 Trafficking in Persons Report
Tillerson: human trafficking “one of the most tragic human rights issues of our time”
FBI Releases Annual Internet Crime Report for 2016
FBI: $1.33 billion lost to internet-facilitated crime in 2016
Should You ‘Fear Thy Neighbor’?
New analysis of terrorists in the West – 73% are citizens of the country they attack.
Countering Violent Extremism: Here’s What Works
Pulling from successes and failures of past administrations, the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law has some tried and true methods for countering violent extremism going forward.
Covfefe? Presidential Records in a Digital Age
Where does the Presidential Records Act intersect with social media? Covfefe.
Financing Pandemic Preparedness: An Investment in Health Security
Pandemic preparedness reduces cost in lives…and economic capital
Extremist Patriots: The Role of Conspiracy Theories in Radical Patriot Militias
New GWU report provides a primer on conspiracy theories in the patriot/militia movement.
Forgotten News: The Constant Threat of Right-Wing Terrorism
ADL examines 25 years of right-wing extremism in U.S.