A Muslim community leader alleged to have once had financial ties to Hamas donated to Rep. Rashida Tlaib's (D., Mich.) campaign last month, records show. 
The Trump administration and its allies in Congress are working to finalize an effort to designate the international Muslim Brotherhood organization as a terrorist group, the culmination of a years-long effort to strangle the radical organization and choke off its resources, according to multiple U.S. officials who spoke to the Washington Free Beacon about the matter. 
Michigan Democrat Rashida Tlaib was featured at the Islamic Society of North America's annual conference alongside numerous radical figures, including individuals who have defended terrorist groups, openly called for violence against Israel, and pushed for extreme punishments for homosexuals. 
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are renewing a years-long push to designate the international Muslim Brotherhood organization as a terrorist organization due to its support for terror organizations that threaten U.S. security interests across the globe, according to conversations with U.S. officials spearheading the effort. 
Women's March co-chair Linda Sarsour has a long history of progressive activism and controversial statements, especially on Twitter, her medium of choice. 
Top officials in Iran and the Muslim Brotherhood are calling for violent reprisals on the United States and Israel following President Donald Trump's recognition Wednesday of Jerusalem as Israel's capital city, a long-promised declaration that has lit a fuse in the Arab world. 
An Islamic organization long accused of being part of the Muslim Brotherhood's network in America has been caught trading in lies as part of an effort to ensure the Brotherhood is not designated as a terrorist entity in the United States, according to information obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. 
An ally of the Muslim Brotherhood who was imprisoned in Egypt until mid-2015 visited the White House earlier this week, according to photos posted on social media. 
The social media website Twitter is facing criticism for its recent decision to grant verification to the Muslim Brotherhood's official mouthpiece, which routinely writes in favor of violent terror acts and disseminates anti-Semitic propaganda. 