A planned screening of “To Kill a War Machine” at a Barcelona social center shows how supporters of the now proscribed Palestine Action are using cross border events to keep the film and its direct action narrative in circulation despite UK terrorism restrictions.

An Afghan former CIA partner who arrived under Operation Allies Welcome is accused of ambushing two National Guard soldiers near the White House, triggering a terrorism probe, a freeze on Afghan immigration, and a renewed national fight over domestic deployments and vetting.

An online nihilist-accelerationist network built around “No Lives Matter” and allied brands is circulating grooming, terror, and explosives manuals that promote child exploitation, racist violence, and do-it-yourself attacks against “mundane” civilians and immigrants.

A new ISIS-K “Al-Mursalāt” pamphlet in Pashto urges followers to stop internal disputes and pledge firm loyalty to Abu Hafs as caliph, revealing leadership concern over cohesion and authority inside the group.

Two National Guard soldiers were critically wounded in a targeted shooting near the White House, intensifying scrutiny of D.C.’s ongoing militarization and prompting calls for additional troop deployments.

A lengthy extremist publication circulating online portrays secular governance as a U.S.-driven anti-Islamic “project,” using this narrative to justify takfir and rejection of modern state systems.