Two mass shootings and a presidential tweet put a spotlight on the idea of "domestic terrorism," adding momentum to a debate about whether such attacks should be classified and tried in the same way as crimes against America by foreign extremist groups and their supporters.
Christopher Paul Hasson searched the internet for the "most liberal senators," as well as "do senators have ss (secret service) protection" and "are supreme court justices protected," according to the court filing.
"I keep trying to point out to people not to demonize any one group or any one ethnicity."
Attacks on protesters in Charlottesville and an Air Force recruiting station in Oklahoma had the hallmarks of terrorist attacks.
As Sunday night led to Monday morning, the attack became the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history with 59 killed and 527 wounded.
A civil suit against Donald Trump alleging he raped a 13-year-old girl was dismissed in California in May 2016, refiled in New York in June 2016, and dropped again in November 2016.
Junk news in, junk news out.
U.S. President Donald Trump's use of force to clear an area in front of a church occupied by protesters drew comparisons to world dictators.
This doesn't sound like the kind of plan someone would openly announce.
This video was originally shared as an example of racial profiling.