The U.S. domestic threat landscape is increasingly decentralized and networked, with lone actors and small online-driven cells replacing traditional hierarchical terrorist organizations. Online ecosystems play a central role in radicalization, where grievance-based narratives, accelerationist ideology, and past attack glorification enable rapid self-radicalization and real-world violence. Financial complexity, foreign influence (including actors such as Hezbollah), and operational constraints within public security […]Espace publicitaire · 300×250
