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Did Obama Pick the Wrong War?
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Authors Michael Gordon and Bernard Trainor unsparingly dissect both Bush and Obama policies, writes...
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Al Qaeda's Next Targets
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Al Qaeda will surely seek reprisals for the death of Osama bin Laden....
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Ahmed Ghailani and the Justice Department's Communication Breakdown
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On Wednesday, the government successfully put a major terrorist away for 20 years to life....
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Time To Worry
After nearly a decade, the men and women fighting off terrorist attacks on the homeland are tired and worried.... MORE
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How Muslim Bashers Raise Europe's Terrorism Risk
The State Department has issued a "travel alert" for Europe—underscoring the effect Muslim-bashing politicians have had on the terror threat on the continent. MORE
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Pakistan Loses Control
The Afghan Taliban’s three operational chiefs have gone deep underground, senior insurgent officials tell NEWSWEEK, and meetings of the leadership have been... MORE
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In Islamabad, Clinton Unveils $500 Million Aid Package to Pakistan
Hillary Clinton announced more than $500 million in aid projects to Pakistan at a meeting Monday in Islamabad.... MORE
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The Real Failed-State Risk
“What happened in Kampala is just the beginning!... MORE
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Photos: What the Taliban Banned
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Al Qaeda No. 3 Reportedly Killed in Missile Attack
U.S. authorities are expressing confidence that Al Qaeda's de facto third-ranking leader was killed in a U.S.... MORE
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Montreal Incident Points Up Continuing Gaps in 'No Fly' Rules
The case of an Aeroméxico flight denied access to U.S. airspace after a passenger's name was found on the U.S.... MORE
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In New Justice Case, a Terror Leader Returns From the Dead
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Does Al Qaeda have a new, new No. 3?
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