Following Mohamed Soliman's antisemitic attack in Boulder, the firebombing appears to have deepened existing tensions.

When you have three different attacks in three different states in a matter of weeks, something is deeply wrong.

Efforts by U.S. lawmakers from Colorado to condemn the violence also highlight growing politicization around the suspect’s ...

In a Colorado Courthouse, a stone-faced suspect stood for just three minutes as a judge announced, "118 charges were filed.” ...

The effort comes as the president has pursued extraordinary measures to curtail legal and illegal immigration.

The reality of the suspect’s immigration status is more complex than the president and his aides have portrayed.

Mohamed Sabry Soliman was charged with a hate crime in the June 1 attack. He also faces 118 state criminal counts, including ...

Those burned in the attack were taking part in a peaceful, silent walk on Pearl Street, a pedestrian mall, with the aim of ...

Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, an Egyptian national who entered the country legally in 2022, was charged with 28 counts of ...

While Mohamed Soliman occupies a cell in Boulder County Jail in Colorado, hundreds of miles away, his wife and five children ...

Activists have regularly disrupted council meetings to demand that the city call for a cease-fire in Gaza. The unusual tension suggests a changing Boulder.

The fiery attack in Boulder, Colorado, comes as tensions deepen over the Israel-Hamas war and antisemitism incidents rise.