Terrorism in the U.S.
Complete coverage of terrorism plots involving targets in the U.S.
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Study takes closer look at jihadist attacks -- and how to stop them
Report analyzes 63 attacks in Europe, U.S. and Canada inspired by Islamic extremist ideology in the past three years
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White nationalist denied bond
Prosecutors planned on showing video of Cantwell at the Aug. 11 torch rally from Vice News and from his own website
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Video shows Charlottesville protester opening fire on black counter-protester
American Civil Liberties Union obtained video of a white nationalist protester firing his handgun toward a black counter-protester
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Community members castigate Charlottesville city officials
Hundreds vented at Sunday's town hall citing lack of communication over the city's response to the deadly white nationalist rally on Aug. 12
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10-day march against white supremacy planned
The march is organized by Women's March on Washington, Color of Change, Indivisible, Repairers of the Breach and the Movement for Black Lives and more
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Charlottesville mayor says he wasn't part of security talks ahead of rally
In a Facebook post, Mayor Mike Signer wrote that if he could help prior to the event that turned fatal, Police Chief Al Thomas responded, "Stay out of my way"
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Chaos at Charlottesville City Council meeting on violent rally
Residents, scream curse, call for resignations, hold sign saying "Blood on your hands" concerning woman killed when car rammed counter-protesters
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Anti-immigration group dwarfed by counter-demonstrators at beach
Counter-demonstrators shout “Go away” and “No hate,” on SoCal sand
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New York steps up security in wake of Barcelona attack
New York City has stepped up security in the wake of Barcelona's terror attack that killed 14 and injured more than 100. Officials believe the suspects in Spain may have had an even more destructive plan. CBSN security analyst Frank Cilluffo discusses.
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Maryland removes controversial statue from State House grounds
Roger Taney was U.S. Supreme Court justice who wrote 1857 Dred Scott decision upholding slavery and denying citizenship to African Americans
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Michigan State refuses to rent space to white nationalist group
Michigan State officials say they support "freedom of expression" but their "first obligation" is to safety and security on campus
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Dickerson: Corker's critique of Trump is "extraordinary"
Corker is "not one of the usual suspects who's always criticizing the president," Dickerson said
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Maine Gov. compares Confederate statues to 9/11 memorial
"Whether we like it or not, this is what our history is," Paul LePage says
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Partisan divide over Trump’s response to Charlottesville
But CBS News poll also finds widespread agreement that fatal attack was domestic terrorism
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Hundreds hold candlelight vigil in Charlottesville
Gathering was in same area of Univ. of Va. campus where white supremacists had marched days before
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More states challenging Confederate monuments, references
Gov. Terry McAuliffe of Va. says "celebrating the leadership of the Confederacy have become flashpoints for hatred, division and violence"
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Analysis: History of racial inequality still haunts us
Bryan Stevenson, founder of The Equal Justice Initiative, says Trump "didn't get it" with his response to Charlottesville's violence
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"I went into the Army believing that we had to defeat the Nazis": WWII vets weigh in
Willian Johnson, Henry Beckam Jr. and Edward Field fought in World War II on the side of history that believed in freedom for all
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"I think for myself": Trump voters speak out in wake of Charlottesville
Atlanta Republicans Janelle Jones, Ellen Diehl and Lucretia Hughes say their support for Trump hasn't lessened
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Charlottesville victim's father: "Just forgive each other"
During the service, Heather Heyer's father spoke about her passion for equality
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Charlottesville car attack suspect, rally organizers sued
Plaintiffs say they were injured when car driven by James Fields Jr. rammed into their vehicle; suit accuses rally organizers of inciting a riot
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Momentum building to remove Confederate monuments
Baltimore, Birmingham, Alabama, Gainvesville, Florida among latest to do it post-Charlottesville, despite controversy
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White House: GOP should say Trump was "entirely correct"
CBS News obtained copy of memo with guidance on how Republicans should handle questions about president's controversial remarks on Charlottesville
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LeBron James blasts Trump, calls him "so-called president"
In emotional speech, calls for unity post-Charlottesville and love is only path for society to get better
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Reaction after Trump doubles down on Charlottesville remarks
President Trump on Tuesday doubled down on his initial statement about the violence in Charlottesville, saying people "on both sides" were responsible for violence. Politico congressional reporter Rachael Bade and CBSN political contributor and TIME White House correspondent Zeke Miller joined "Red & Blue" to discuss the latest out of the Trump White House -- and how lawmakers are reacting.
