Anti-extremism efforts falter 5 years after Boston bombing

Five years after two brothers who had been living in America for about a decade bombed the Boston Marathon, federally funded community programs to prevent attacks by homegrown extremists are barely underway and face an uncertain future. Those projects, which grew out of a strategy developed during the Obama administration, are aimed at steering young people ...

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Anti-extremism efforts falter 5 years after Boston bombing

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