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Understanding bin Laden’s Appeal

Osama bin Laden’s propaganda was based on real resentments against U.S. policy in the Middle East that we need to come to terms with, says Matthew Duss.
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Osama’s Death Unites Americans that Came of Age After 9/11

Sam Fulwood III explores the complicated celebrations of American youth this past Sunday.

Other Global Terrorism Features

January 5, 2012

The Unaddressed Threat of Female Suicide Bombers

Ken Sofer and Jennifer Addison discuss why we need to acknowledge the growing number of female attacks in our counterterrorism strategy. By Ken Sofer, Jennifer Addison
October 26, 2011

Iranian Terror Operations on American Soil

CAP Senior Fellow Lawrence Korb testifies before the House Committee on Homeland Security, Subcommittee on Counterterrorism and Intelligence and Subcommittee on Oversight, Investigations, and Management. By Lawrence J. Korb
September 30, 2011

A Victory for the United States but Not the Defeat of Al Qaeda in Yemen

Anwar al-Awlaki’s lawful killing removes a genuine threat to the United States, but it brings Yemen no closer to peace and stability, writes Ken Gude. By Ken Gude
September 9, 2011

The Evolution of Terrorism Since 9/11

We’ve been successful in dismantling transnational terrorist networks such as Al Qaeda in the last 10 years, writes Ken Sofer. But we need to prepare for smaller, domestic threats. By Ken Sofer
July 22, 2011

Conservatives Once Again Play Politics with U.S. Counterterrorism Policy

An op-ed by Sens. Joe Lieberman and Kelly Ayotte gets it wrong again on the best way to prosecute terrorists, writes Ken Gude. By Ken Gude
July 1, 2011

More Efficient Counterterrorism

The Obama administration unveiled a promising new strategy to fight terrorism this week that will use smaller, more targeted operations, write Ken Gude, Ken Sofer, and Aaron Gurley. By Ken Gude, Ken Sofer, Aaron Gurley
May 3, 2011

Another Way to Fight Terrorism

Bin Laden’s death and the Middle East uprisings present the Obama administration with an opportunity to shift to a more comprehensive counterterrorism strategy that recognizes a changing landscape, writes Sarah Margon. By Sarah Margon
May 2, 2011

Statement on Osama bin Laden’s Death

Center for American Progress President and Chief Executive Officer John Podesta joins America in celebration. By John Podesta
August 16, 2010

Upholding Our American Values

The biggest threat to bin Laden is precisely the kind of Islam embodied in the Cordoba Initiative mosque and community center, writes Ken Gude. By Ken Gude
July 8, 2010

A Tale of Two Terrorists

Kevin Gude discusses broken ground in two terrorism cases in NYC and at Guantanamo Bay. By Ken Gude

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