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Obama’s ‘Hawkish’ Foreign Policy? If Only It Were So.
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A U.S. Drone Strike Killed An Al-Qaeda Leader Today. How Often Does That Happen?
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How Qaddafi’s Death Has Only Made Libya’s Future More Difficult
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A New Piece of Evidence About 9/11—Ignored Evidence
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Why Is the Middle East Still in Thrall to 9/11 Conspiracy Theories?
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What the U.N. Can Do to Stop Getting Attacked by Terrorists
August 24, 2011
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Do Ideas Matter?
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My 18 Year Odyssey on the Trail of Osama bin Laden
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The Best Responses to 9/11—and the Worst
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