The following websites provide good background information on a wide range of domestic terror organizations. You may also want to conduct keyword searching on your organization in a search engine such as Google, but before using a wesbite as a source, look for indications that its information is authoritative, objective, and reliable.
Most active terrorists organizations maintain their own websites in which they explain their beliefs and describe recent activities. This can serve as primary source material for your paper. Try searching your organization's name in Google to find their website. Be forewarned that some of the material on these sites may be offensive. Here are some examples:
The first stop for most people when searching for news on the web are search engines. Below are links to the big three search engines' news pages. Each search engine has unique features, look for ways to limit your searches on their search results pages.
Use the following search engines to locate streaming video content from major new organizations. As in the case of YouTube, some news organizations will have their own "channels" on these sites. After searching the sites below, try searching the resources listed in the "Major News Organization Websites" section to search for streaming video content made available directly on news organization websites.
Blinkx.com
Trueveo.com
Associated Press
Try limiting your Google Searches to .gov websites by adding the following to your keyword searches - site:.gov
This will limit your searches to government websites, including both federal and state government websites. This is an excellent strategy to see what the government has been saying or doing to counteract the actions of your terrorist organization.