Terrorist Groups Rising in United States Violence
The United States faces widespread group and political violence beyond the 1960s riots. Data show persistent urban disorders, bombings, police ambushes, and racial clashes with rising terrorism concerns. Experts warn of a continuing rise in extremist groups and prison violence, while housing and urban conditions worsen.
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Microviolence and distrust shape urban unrest
The report notes a shift from flashy riots to dispersed violence termed microviolence. It cites eroded faith in government and the private system, rising terrorism linked to Attica, and urban unrest framed by political power shifts and prison clashes.
Getting Pension Fifty Two Years Late for Martino
Al Martino, 78, finally receives two World War I medals, a $302 cash gift, and an $8.40 monthly pension for serving with the Italian army. His niece filed the claim and Italy approved the awards. He plans to let the pension accumulate and spend it occasionally.
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