Press TV, Al-Alam and Houthi-run TV channel taken down; Iranian broadcaster accuses US of attempting 'to block pro-resistance media'

Their deaths separated by 10 years, Anne Frank and Emmett Till are connected by historians, filmmakers and playwrights. On Saturday, Frank would have been 92

Prosecutors say John Denton, founder and ex-leader of far-right Atomwaffen Division, was behind the largest swatting conspiracy ever taken down by the federal government

Dovid Schwartzberg, who recorded videos of the assault, tells FBI he 'wanted to be where the action was'

Aryeh Greenes put on plane to face charges over alleged multi-million-dollar fraud scheme in California

Wray highlights growing concern about rise in extremist violence, including from militias, white supremacists as agency adapts from focus on international terror in wake of 9/11

Department of Justice reportedly renews interest in alleged targeting of 1,400 users by Herzliya-based firm after FBI investigation said to stall; NSO says it's unaware of probe

Advocates for minority communities say crackdown on far-right extremists could harm Muslims, Black Americans and other groups

Still not clear if explosive devices found at offices of Republican and Democratic national committees connected to riots; officials increase reward in case to $100,000

Move could see US law enforcement and intelligence pivot from focus on overseas terror toward the threats posed by American violent extremism