WASHINGTON — In 1960, after the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the New York Yankees in an electrifying seven-game World Series, the Yankees fired manager Casey Stengel, who...
WASHINGTON — Two months and a day before 9/11, terrorism expert Larry C. Johnson published “The Declining Terrorist Threat,” a New York Times op-ed decrying the fact tha...
“Al-Qaida. Bin Laden. Old news. This is the time to move forward.”
So said President Obama’s counterterrorism adviser John Brennan on Monday, and his words couldn’t be m...
When you cut the head off a snake, it dies. U.S. officials would be wise to stop making allusions to decapitated reptiles when referring to al-Qaida after Osama bin Lade...
As new details become available, the Obama administration should be expected to continue fine-tuning the facts and clearing up questions that emerge surrounding the oper...
Sentiment evolving in Congress that the United States should consider reducing or cutting off financial aid to Pakistan is shortsighted, regardless of the circumstances ...
Al-Qaida’s war against America did not begin on Sept. 11, 2001, with the terrorist attacks that left nearly 3,000 people dead.
America’s job of defending herself from te...
WASHINGTON — Osama bin Laden’s death was announced by the president on May 1, a date that once had worldwide significance on the revolutionary calendar of communism, whi...
NEW YORK — As Leon Panetta and David Petraeus move into their new jobs at the Pentagon and the CIA, they should use the occasion to fundamentally reorient U.S. intellige...
WASHINGTON — Tim Storm, an Illinois businessman until a few weeks ago, is now a Wisconsin businessman. Herewith a story about how states can reduce revenues by trying to...
