Attacks renew debate about domestic terrorism law

The package bombs sent to Democrats across the country and the killings of Jews at a Pittsburgh synagogue may seem like clear-cut cases of terrorism. The suspects, however, will almost certainly never face terrorism charges. The reason: There's no domestic terrorism law. Whether there should be one is a matter of debate. Some believe that white supremacists ...

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Attacks renew debate about domestic terrorism law

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