The arrest of Tesla arson suspect Paul Kim highlights a rising domestic threat where ideological violence masquerades as protest in America’s political and corporate battlegrounds.

Anarchist zine glorifies attacks on U.S. infrastructure tied to policing, promoting sabotage as the future of revolutionary resistance under Trump-era repression.

Anarchists in Bandung set fire to a military vehicle and Hana Bank Indonesia’s office following protests against a new law expanding military power, highlighting radical backlash against rising authoritarianism and foreign corporate influence.

The breakdown of ceasefires in both Gaza and Lebanon has reignited regional war, intensified global protest, and deepened political unrest from the Middle East to the streets of American cities.

As the Gaza war reignites and federal crackdowns intensify, college protests are escalating into a nationwide wave of resistance, signaling the onset of a new era of campus unrest.

A radical manifesto urging attacks on Tesla has coincided with a surge in violent incidents targeting the company, driven by growing anti-Musk sentiment and broader political unrest.