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August 2015

The Guardian: Media coverage of terrorism 'leads to further violence'

July 2015

Sinclair Broadcast Group: Turkey joins ISIS fight
CityBizList: Global Electronic Access Control Systems Market Will Reach USD 31.2 Billion in 2019
Sinclair Broadcast Group: Dozens of alleged ISIS supporters arrested in U.S. so far this year
CNN: The Golden Age of Terrorism
AltMuslim: CVE Critics are Right, and CVE is Still Necessary
Times Free Press: Woman marries ISIS fighter, cheers for Marines shooter
Wall Street Journal: The Iran Deal and the "Problem of Conjecture"
Council on Foreign Relations: Obama's Terrorism Mistake
The News Tribune: Don't help the terrorists
Sinclair Broadcast Group: Children of ISIS: The next generation of terror?
Diane Rehm Show: A Deadly Shooting in Tennessee and the Threat of Domestic Terrorism
Sputnik: US Strategy on Domestic Extremists Biased Against Muslims - Experts
Sinclair Broadcast Group: Red flags in shooter's past may only be clear in retrospect, experts say
Rabble Canada: New Senate committee report rehashes old myths about terrorism
The Guardian: Reclaim Australia is the product of rising right wing extremism
Clinical Psychiatry News: Does mental health influence entry into violent extremism and domestic hate groups?
Sinclair Broadcast Group: Experts see uptick in 'lone wolf' attacks
Foreign Policy: Are the Shootings in Chattanooga Terrorism?
Foreign Policy: Bring Back Our Democracy
International Business Times - Chattanooga Attack: When Does A Mass-Shooter Become a Domestic Terrorist?
Yahoo! News: Can terrorists like Dzhokar Tsarnaev feel remorse?
Sahara Reporters: Should Nigeria Negotiate with Boko Haram?
Huffington Post: Playing the Extremist Card
The Duke Chronicle: The untold threat: Growing right-wing terrorism
Asian Scientist: The Public Intellectual
Global Post: Sovereign Citizens
CNC (China): 10 Years after London Bombings
Vice News: This is how the Islamic State Manufactures Child Militants
KTVU: Authorities grapple with ISIS recruiting through social media

June 2015

The Post and Courier: 'Lone wolf' attacks difficult to prevent
Mother Jones: The Rise of Violent Right-Wing Extremism, Explained
La Voz de Houston: ISIS could expand with help of drug cartels, report says
Radio Sputnik World Service: Lone Wolf Terror Attacks Similar to One in Lyon Pose Challenge for Police
The Link: Genocide Prevention Seminar Takes Place in Ottawa
New India Times: U.S. Says India Still Target of Transnational Terror Groups
The Nation: In US, non-Muslim extremists more deadly than radical Muslims
Huffpost Crime: Is Boston a Terrorism Hotbed? Depends on Whom You Ask.
Washington Post: How the two big ideas of the post-Cold War era failed
Christian Today: In Nigeria, teenage girls turn suicide bombers in Boko Haram terror drive
Huffpost Live: Domestic Radicals Are More Violent Than Jihadis
Associated Press: Saunas and art therapy: Rehab for convicted Saudi extremists
New York Times: Communities Must Work Together to Combat Extremism
New York Times: Homegrown Radicals More Deadly Than Jihadis in U.S.
Vocativ: ISIS' Brutality in Videos Is "Terrorist Clickbait"
Vox: Study: Right-wing terrorism has killed 48 people in the US since 2001
New York Times: Communities Must Work Together to Combat Extremism
Rapid News Network: Pakistan Took No Action Against Lashkar-e-Talba: US
Christian Today: Woman sees no future in 'changing' UK, joins ISIS with sisters and kids
Newsweek: 81% More Deaths Due to Terrorism in 2014, State Department Says