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Three Denver teenage girls skipped school and flew to Germany to join ISIS before being sent home. Why are American teenagers drawn to the Islamic terror group?

A veteran anthropologist of radical movements holds court at the U.N.

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Civic dispositions are traits essential for democratic character formation and the maintenance of constitutional democracy. This study investigates the proposition that civic education contributes to students’ development of the capacities that

For months, Alex had been growing closer to a new group of friends online — the kindest she had ever had — who were teaching her what it meant to be a Muslim.

In this lesson, students will explore some of the complex reasons some teenagers are drawn to ISIS, and investigate how a recruitment pipeline funnels young people from their computer screens to the middle of the Syrian civil war.