Congress rethinks 9/11 law on military force
WASHINGTON — Congress is rethinking the broad authority it gave the president to wage a war on terror after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in ...
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Editorial: Limiting drone attacks while expanding the target list
One part of President Barack Obama’s speech Thursday at the National Defense University hasn’t gotten quite the attention it deserves: His call to ...
Editorial: Memorial Day: We remember
As nation resets War on Terror, Memorial Day reminds us that liberty has a cost
America's truth-seeking drone program
Hunting militants through morally and legally questionable bombing missions hardly provides real justice to the victims of the September 11, 2001, ...
Barack Obama: Says that since he took office, "there have been no large-scale attacks on the United States."
The Truth-o-Meter says: Half-True | Barack Obama says since he took office, “there have been no large-scale attacks on the United States” ...
Woolwich attack: When radicals are below the radar
Terrorist killings such as this week's in Woolwich might be hard to predict - but that is no reason for panic, says Alan ...
Facts show Obama's failings in Benghazi attack
This is in response to the letter of May 17, 'Cheney is delusional over terrorist attacks.'
Michael Adebolajo's dangerous ignorance about Afghanistan | Richard Kemp
Al-Qaida's war will not end when Nato forces leave Afghanistan. If anything, terrorist attacks here in Britain could increase ...
Obama’s bloody recipe for more Benghazis
Gird your loins, America. President Obama intends to empty out Guantanamo Bay and send scores of suspected Muslim terror operatives back to their ...
REFLECTIONS ON WOOLWICH
1. It was a mad, barbarous attack, more akin to a particularly savage form of street violence than to a politically motivated act.