Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare held a meeting this spring with an anti-Muslim conspiracy theorist whose organization offers “threat” trainings for law enforcement and elected officials about ...
Former FBI agent John Guandolo, a controversial figure who has been described in some circles as a nationally recognized expert on the Muslim Brotherhood’s Islamic Movement has authored a new book ...
WASHINGTON -- In denying William Jefferson's request for a new trial, Federal Judge T.S. Ellis III on Monday rejected the argument that he erred by not letting the jury know one of the FBI agents ...
WASHINGTON — The news website TPMmuckraker is challenging an assertion by conservative columnist Frank Gaffney in a recent op-ed piece that D.C. FBI agent John Guandolo lost his job because of fierce ...
PHOENIX — Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery is defending a recent training session on Muslim extremism that his office provided to about 300 prosecutors and members of local law enforcement.
WARROAD, Minn.-At Minnesota's northernmost border, about 120 people filled the Warroad Baptist Church to hear former FBI agent John Guandolo warn them about what he calls the threat of Islam. It was ...
The Islamic Center of Culpeper, on the other hand, said former FBI agent John Guandolo, a national security consultant teaching the three-day training session, has views that encourage racial ...
Culpeper County Sheriff Scott Jenkins said Thursday the counter-terrorism seminar scheduled for Feb. 25-27 is still on, despite opposition from several rights organizations who claim the presenter is ...
He’s tweeted out pictures of bearded, dark-skinned airport security officers, labeling them “jihadis” and “terrorists.” And in Texas, ex-FBI agent John Guandolo was allowed by the state’s Commission ...
Update: This article has been updated to include a statement that Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare posted on social media Friday afternoon, and to include comments from Understanding the Threat founder ...
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